Sterile ES dressing 5 x 5 cm for reliable wound care

ToValCare Medical's sterile ES compresses (5 x 5 cm, 8-ply) are designed for general wound care and support the hygienic treatment of a wide variety of wounds. Their sterile composition makes them particularly suitable for the initial treatment of contaminated, infected, and heavily exuding wounds. The eight-ply construction ensures good absorption of wound exudate and thus contributes to a clean wound environment.

Areas of application

These compresses are specifically designed for the initial treatment of wounds requiring secure, sterile coverage. They can be used on contaminated or infected wounds and are also suitable for wounds with heavy exudate. Furthermore, they can be used as swabs or compresses during minor surgical procedures in outpatient or inpatient settings.

Instructions for use

Before use, the wound should be cleaned according to the instructions of the medical professional. The sterile ES dressing should then be carefully applied to the affected area. Depending on the need, the dressing can be used as a wound dressing or as a swab. Ensure that the dressing remains sterile until the time of use and only use undamaged, unopened packages.

Important instructions

The ES compress is for single use only and should be disposed of properly after use. Do not use the compresses if the sterile packaging is damaged or already opened. If you notice signs of worsening wound condition or are unsure about how to use the product, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

Quality features

The composition of ES compresses complies with the requirements of EN 14079 (after bleaching). They therefore meet defined quality and safety standards for medical textiles used in wound care.

• Sterile ES dressing 5 x 5 cm, 8-ply for general wound care
• Suitable for the initial treatment of contaminated, infected and heavily exuding wounds
• Suitable for use as a swab and compress during minor surgical procedures in outpatient and inpatient settings.
• Meets the requirements of EN 14079 (after bleaching) for medical grade