Combine Dressing Pad (Sterile)

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SUREPAD (Dressing Pad) Dressing is used to pack large bleeding wounds after initial bleeding control direct pressure.
SUREPAD (Dressing Pad) They are wound dressings consisting of a highly absorbent thick layer of fleece enclosed a soft and conformable non-woven fabric, folded over form a flat tube.

Product Sizes

10 cm x 10 cm x 1 Dressing10cm x 20cm x 1Dressing
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✔ Standards: BP (British Pharmacopoeia) ✔ Sterility: Sterile Medical Grade ✔ Quality: ISO 13485:2016 ✔ Supply: Hospital Bulk & Export
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Description

Features and Benefits :

  • Highly absorbent inner core efficiently manages wound exudate.
  • It is made from soft and non-woven material, ensures gentle contact with the skin, reducing the risk of irritation or infection.
  • Soft, non-woven material ensures gentle contact with the skin.
  • Sterile and individually packed for maximum hygiene and safety.
  • Sealed edges prevent leakage and contamination, reducing infection risk.
  • Ideal for post-surgical wounds, abrasions, and injuries requiring extra absorption.
  • Promotes faster healing by keeping the wound clean and dry.
  • Lightweight and easy to use, suitable for hospitals, clinics, and first aid kits.

✔ Technical Specifications & Pharmacopoeial Standards

ISO 13485:2016 Certified
Manufacturer EntityAssure Surgilab Private Limited (Vijapur, Mehsana, Gujarat, India)
Brand & NomenclatureSUREPAD — Sterile Combine Dressing Pad (ABD Dressing Pad)
Pharmacopoeia ComplianceBP (British Pharmacopoeia) / IP Absorbent Dressing Standards
Material CompositionSuper-absorbent bleached cotton fluff core enveloped in a soft non-woven spunbond outer fabric with sealed hydrophobic edges and blue indicator line
Physical & Performance PropertiesFast vertical wicking draws heavy wound exudate away from wound bed; sealed edges prevent lint shedding; hydrophobic backing prevents strike-through staining
Sterility SpecificationSterile (ETO / Gamma Sterilized in individual peel pouches)
Quality System StandardISO 13485:2016 & WHO-GMP Certified
Primary Clinical ApplicationsMajor post-surgical draining incisions, heavily exuding wounds, abdominal laparotomy care, orthopedic surgical dressings
Shelf Life & Storage Conditions5 Years from Date of Manufacturing. Store in cool dry conditions away from moisture.

Available Sizes, Dimensions & Packaging Configurations

Size / DimensionsUnit / Inner PackagingMaster Shipper CartonStandard Grade
10 cm x 10 cm1 Pouch (Individually Sterile)25 Pouches/Box | Master: 500 pcsBP / IP Sterile
10 cm x 20 cm1 Pouch (Individually Sterile)25 Pouches/Box | Master: 500 pcsBP / IP Sterile
15 cm x 20 cm1 Pouch (Individually Sterile)20 Pouches/Box | Master: 400 pcsBP / IP Sterile
20 cm x 25 cm1 Pouch (Individually Sterile)15 Pouches/Box | Master: 300 pcsBP / IP Sterile
Hospital Tender & Bulk Procurement Inquiries: Custom OEM sizes, private labeling, Certificate of Analysis (COA), and Technical Data Sheets (TDS) are available for institutional healthcare providers and global export distributors.

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