Sterile cotton dressing Tzmo Gaza 13 threads 1/2 m² single pack

Sterile cotton dressing Tzmo Gaza woven with 13 threads in a 1/2 m² single pack is a breathable, single-use wound dressing designed to cover and protect wounds while absorbing exudate. The product is intended for first aid, outpatient wound care and post‑procedure dressing where a sterile, absorbent cotton barrier is required. Its plain woven structure provides even absorption and conforms to wound contours for secure coverage.

Advantages

The dressing offers a sterile, single-use format that reduces the risk of contamination and infection. Its 13-thread cotton weave ensures reliable absorption and a soft surface that minimizes irritation to peri-wound skin. The breathable natural cotton material helps maintain a balanced moisture environment, while the half-square-meter size provides sufficient coverage for a variety of wound types without the need for multiple layers.

Suitable for

• First aid dressing for cuts, abrasions and minor lacerations
• Outpatient wound care and routine dressing changes
• Post-procedure wound coverage after minor surgical interventions or treatments
• Protective layer over topical medications or ointments

Key specifications

• Material: 100% cotton woven fabric with 13 threads
• Format: single sterile unit intended for single use
• Size: 0.5 square metres (half square metre)
• Structure: plain woven for even absorption and conformability
• Breathability: allows air exchange to support wound microclimate

How to use

Open the sterile pack using aseptic technique and handle the dressing by its edges to avoid contaminating the surface that contacts the wound. Place the cotton dressing directly over a clean, prepared wound and smooth it to ensure full coverage. Secure the dressing with adhesive tape, bandage or secondary dressing as appropriate for the wound location and patient mobility. Replace the dressing according to clinical assessment or manufacturer guidance, and discard after single use.

Usage recommendations

Use the dressing only on clean wounds and in a sterile environment when possible. If heavy exudate is present, consider a more absorbent secondary dressing or change intervals more frequently. Monitor the wound for signs of infection, increased drainage, or adverse skin reactions and consult a healthcare professional if these occur. Store the sterile dressing in a dry, clean place away from direct sunlight until use.