The gentle, absorbent, and versatile staple for any first-aid kit, medical cabinet, or wound care regimen.

The gentle, absorbent, and versatile staple for any first-aid kit, medical cabinet, or wound care regimen.

• Sterile & Safe: Individually sealed or packed in a sterile multi-pack to ensure hygiene and prevent infection from the first use. Perfect for open wounds.
• Exceptionally Soft & Non-Woven: Made from gentle, lint-free material that won’t stick to tender skin or leave fibers in the wound, minimizing pain during dressing changes.
• Highly Absorbent: Quickly wicks away blood, exudate (wound fluid), and cleansing solutions to keep the wound area clean and dry, promoting better healing.
• Versatile Use: An all-purpose medical pad suitable for
• Cleaning: Applying antiseptic solutions (iodine, saline, hydrogen peroxide).
• Dressing: Primary covering for minor wounds, secured with tape or a bandage.
• Padding: Adding extra cushioning and protection under bandages.
• First-Aid: Essential for home, travel, workplace, and sports kits.
• Convenient Size & Pack: The standard pad size (commonly 2″ x 2″ or similar) is perfect for most minor injuries. The pack of 12 provides an ample supply for ongoing care.

• Specifications:
• Product Name: Lily Gauze Swab / Sponge Pad
• Quantity: Pack of 12 Pads
• Condition: Sterile
• Material: Soft Absorbent Cotton/Non-Woven Fabric
• Primary Use: Wound Dressing, Cleaning, First Aid
• Linting: Low-Lint or Lint-Free

• Ideal For:
• Home First-Aid Kits: A must-have for treating everyday family injuries.
• Post-Procedural Care: For cleaning and dressing after vaccinations, minor surgical sites, or piercings (as directed by a professional).
• Clinics & Nursing: A versatile consumable for various clinical tasks.
• Sports & Outdoor Enthusiasts: Reliable wound care on the go.
• Pet First-Aid: Can be used for cleaning minor pet injuries (always consult a vet for serious wounds).

• How to Use:
• Wash hands thoroughly before handling.
• Open the sterile pack carefully.
• Use the swab to gently apply antiseptic or to clean the wound from the center outward.
• For dressing, place the pad directly over the wound.
• Secure with medical tape or a bandage.
• Change the dressing daily or whenever it becomes wet or soiled.
• Note: For serious wounds, heavy bleeding, or signs of infection, seek professional medical attention.