Big bandage

Start with the wound size and location to choose the right dressing. For very large wounds or long incisions, use the Large sterile dressing 10x25 cm, which provides a sterile barrier and an absorbent pad. If you want a non-adherent surface on a large wound, BIO-TULLE 10x30 cm (non-adherent tulle wound contact layer) prevents sticking while keeping a moist healing environment. For moderate wounds, STRIP DRESSING 10x12 cm is ideal. For small injuries, Classic Universal Plaster (10 pieces) or the 500-piece adhesive spot packs give quick coverage. Finger-cots and individually wrapped items help keep sterility.

BIO-TULLE 10x30 cm is a non-adherent wound contact layer made of a fine mesh fabric (tulle) impregnated with a hydrophobic ointment such as paraffin or bismuth. It prevents the dressing from sticking to the wound bed while helping maintain a moist healing environment. Use it on large wounds where you want to avoid adhesion and minimize tissue disruption during dressing changes, placing it as the contact layer beneath an outer dressing to manage drainage while protecting the wound bed.

Home kits benefit from a mix of sizes and quick-use options. Large dressing 10x25 cm is useful for potential long incisions, while STRIP DRESSING 10x12 cm covers moderate wounds, and Classic Universal Plaster or round plasters handle everyday cuts. Pack quantities like 500-piece adhesive spots and finger-cots support rapid, clean applications in busy settings. For clinical use or replenishment, choose items that are individually wrapped to preserve sterility and allow easy restocking, such as wrapped bandages.

Store items in a cool, dry place away from moisture. Keep sterile dressings in their sealed packs until needed, and ensure packaging remains intact to preserve sterility. Individually wrapped bandages help maintain sterility between uses. Regularly check for damage or expiration and replace compromised packs. When organizing a home kit, separate large dressings, moderate dressings, and quick-coverage options so you can grab the right item fast.

Switch to a larger or more absorbent dressing when the wound area grows or drainage increases, such as moving from a 10x12 cm to a 10x25 cm dressing. If the dressing tends to stick, select BIO-TULLE as the contact layer to prevent disruption during changes. Replace a soiled or saturated dressing promptly to maintain a sterile barrier and promote proper healing. Choose perforated or smaller plasters for tiny cuts and spare packs for quick coverage in travel.

Yes. The range includes various sizes and forms, from smaller plasters and 500-piece adhesive spots for quick coverage to larger dressings for extensive areas. Non-adherent layers reduce irritation on sensitive skin, while ready-to-use adhesive spots and finger-cots simplify application for kids or adults alike. Stock a mix so you can tailor coverage to age, wound size, and location, without needing to improvise.