Description

MX Health Gauze 50 x 50mm — 4-Ply Non-Sterile

Reliable, compact and highly absorbent, MX Health 4-ply non-woven gauze pads (50 x 50 mm) provide a versatile, low-lint dressing solution for everyday wound care and first aid. Each non-sterile pad is designed for effective absorption, gentle contact with skin and easy handling — ideal for clinics, first aid kits and home use.

Key Benefits

• 4-ply construction for superior absorbency and cushioning.
• Non-woven, low-lint fabric reduces residue and contamination risk.
• Compact 50 x 50 mm size — convenient for minor wounds and dressing layers.
• Economical 100-pack for clinics, workplaces and family first aid kits.
• Latex-free, soft and easy to handle — suitable for frequent dressing changes.

Ingredients and Materials

Manufactured from medical-grade non-woven fabric (viscose/polyester blend) with a 4-ply construction to enhance absorption and strength. Pads are non-sterile, latex-free and designed to be lint-minimising for cleaner wound contact.

How to Use

1. Wash hands thoroughly before handling the dressing.
2. Clean wound area according to clinical guidelines or first aid protocol.
3. Open pack, place the 50 x 50 mm gauze pad over the wound and, if required, fold to size.
4. Secure with adhesive tape, bandage or secondary dressing as appropriate.
5. Single-use only — dispose of used pads safely and replace with a fresh pad for each dressing change.

Who Its For

Appropriate for healthcare professionals, clinics, emergency responders, sports trainers, carers and households. Ideal for minor cuts, abrasions, dressing overlays and general first aid where non-sterile, absorbent pads are suitable.

Caution & Storage

Caution: These pads are non-sterile — do not use on deep or heavily bleeding wounds without clinical advice. Check packaging before use; do not use if the pack is damaged or contaminated. Discontinue use if irritation or allergic reaction occurs and seek medical advice. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep out of reach of children. For professional advice on wound management, consult a qualified healthcare provider.