Gaas

Support clean, effective wound care with our range of gauze and gauze pads. Designed for absorbency, breathability, and gentle application, they’re ideal for dressing wounds, managing bleeding, and protecting healing skin. Available in sterile and non-sterile options, as well as multiple sizes to suit any clinical or home care need.

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Dressing Options for Routine and Advanced Wound Care

Our collection of gauze and gauze pads features products by trusted brands like Premier and Qualicare. They provide a dependable solution for wound dressing across a variety of care settings. Choose from sterile gauze pads for high-risk environments or non-sterile options for general use. With multiple sizes available, these dressings help manage everything from minor abrasions to post-operative sites. Their soft, breathable material supports healing while protecting the wound area from contamination.

This range is suited to clinics, hospitals, and home care providers seeking versatile, absorbent dressings that are easy to apply and remove. We offer sterile and non-sterile options in bulk quantities to meet the high demand of hospitals and clinics.

Frequently Asked Questions

Are your gauze pads sterile or non-sterile?

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We offer both sterile and non-sterile gauze pads. Sterile gauze pads are individually wrapped and suitable for open wounds or surgical use. Non-sterile options are typically used for external cleaning, cushioning, or non-invasive applications.

Do you offer gauze pads made from different materials?

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Yes, our gauze pads come in 100% cotton as well as non-woven options. Cotton gauze is highly absorbent, while non-woven gauze is softer, typically non-adherent, and better for sensitive skin.

What is the difference between woven and non-woven gauze?

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Woven gauze is made from loosely woven fibres, such as cotton, offering excellent absorbency. It's best for general cleaning, padding, and heavy drainage. Non-woven gauze is made from synthetic fibres, softer, non-adherent, and preferred where minimising lint is important.

How does the ply count affect the gauze's performance?

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Ply count indicates the number of gauze layers folded together. A higher ply count means a thicker, denser pad. Our range includes 4 ply, 8 ply, and 12 ply. 4 ply is suitable for light-duty cleaning and applications with minimal fluid. 8 ply and 12 ply are highly absorbent and offer greater cushioning and protection, making them ideal for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate (drainage) and for use as wound padding.