KERMA Eye Cotton – high-purity dressing cotton for medical and technical applications

KERMA eye cotton is a high-purity dressing made from 100% cotton, distinguished by its high absorbency and exceptionally soft, white quality. It is free of any additives and therefore suitable for users who value a pure, unadulterated material. The eye cotton is available both sterile (steam-sterilized at 134°C) and non-sterile, allowing users to select the appropriate option.

Applications and advantages

Eye cotton is versatile and has many uses, particularly in medical fields such as ophthalmology and ENT. There, it serves, among other things, as padding or absorbent material and for making cotton swabs. Due to its structure, KERMA eye cotton is also ideally suited for cleaning optical surfaces, such as microscope optics, and can therefore also be used in technical applications.

Instructions for use

Depending on the intended use, choose between sterile and non-sterile cotton wool. In medical settings, especially for applications involving the eye or ear, nose, and throat (ENT), sterile cotton wool should generally be used. For technical applications, such as cleaning optical surfaces, non-sterile cotton wool may suffice. Always use the cotton wool only for its intended purpose and dispose of used cotton wool hygienically after use.

Important instructions

Use sterile eye pads only as long as the packaging remains intact. Damaged or opened sterile packages should no longer be used for sterile applications. If you are unsure about their appropriate use in a medical setting, consult your doctor or pharmacist. Always observe general hygiene rules when using them in a medical environment.

• High-purity absorbent cotton made from 100% cotton, soft, white and without additives
• High absorbency, suitable as padding and absorbent material in the medical field
• Available both sterile (steam sterilized at 134°C) and non-sterile.
• Versatile applications include ophthalmology, ENT, and cleaning of optical surfaces and microscope optics.