Compression gauze dressing Tzmo MATOCOMP 17 threads 12 layers 7x7 cm

Compression gauze dressing Tzmo MATOCOMP 17 threads 12 layers 7x7 cm is a sterile wound dressing designed to absorb exudate, provide light compression and protect wounds, abrasions and post-operative sites. The dressing combines multiple layers of gauze to increase absorption capacity while maintaining a compact 7x7 cm size suitable for localised coverage. Sterile packaging ensures safe use in first aid, clinical and home-care settings.

Advantages

The multilayer construction with 12 layers and 17 threads offers balanced absorption and structural stability, reducing the need for frequent changes. Sterility and compact dimensions make the dressing convenient for single-use applications and immediate wound protection. Its thin profile allows it to conform to body contours while providing gentle compression to help control minor bleeding and exudate.

Suitable for

• Treating small to medium superficial wounds and abrasions
• Covering post-operative incision sites for short-term protection
• First aid kits for workplace, home or travel
• Absorbing wound exudate and providing light compression

Key specifications

• Sterile single-use dressing
• Size: 7 x 7 cm
• Construction: 12 gauze layers
• Thread count: 17 threads
• Intended use: absorption, protection and light compression of wounds

How to use

Before application, perform hand hygiene and prepare the wound area according to clinical or first-aid protocols. Open the sterile packaging carefully, avoiding contact with the inner surface of the dressing. Place the gauze directly over the wound with the absorbent layers facing the site, and apply gentle pressure if temporary haemostasis is required. Secure the dressing with adhesive tape, bandage or a secondary dressing to maintain coverage. Replace the dressing as indicated by exudate saturation, contamination, or clinical guidance.

Usage recommendations

Use the dressing for short-term management of superficial wounds and follow local clinical guidelines for wound monitoring and dressing change intervals. Do not use on heavily bleeding wounds requiring surgical intervention or on deep puncture wounds without professional assessment. If signs of infection, increased pain, redness or swelling occur, seek medical advice.