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Wound Care Supplies

Purchase wound care supplies, such as gauze sponges, adhesive bandages, and medical tape, designed to safeguard against infection and promote speedy heal burns, ulcers, and abrasions. The basic steps of wound care include cleaning, bandaging, and monitoring your wound. It is important to follow your healthcare provider's wound care instructions to avoid infection and other complications.

How to Perform Proper Wound Care

Proper wound care is crucial for facilitating the healing process and preventing complications. One fundamental aspect is thorough wound cleaning, which involves gently removing debris, dirt, and bacteria from the affected area. Additionally, when dealing with a heavily secreting wound, it is essential to choose appropriate dressings, like calcium alginate or hydrocolloid dressings, that can effectively absorb and manage the excess fluid. Gauze dressings, known for their absorbent properties, are commonly used in such cases to promote a clean and dry wound environment. Learn more about these practices and how to incorporate them into your wound care routine to promote healthier healing processes and reduce the risk of infection.

Wound Cleaning

When it comes to wound care, cleansing the affected area is a crucial step before applying a bandage.

  • Wound cleansers help prep a wound site by removing debris and disinfecting the area. These pH-balanced solutions also help keep the wound site moisturized. No rinsing is required after spraying the cleanser onto the skin.
  • Antiseptic towelettes, such as BZK wipes, sterilize the skin and are a convenient alternative to liquid cleansers.
  • Povidone-iodine prep pads also prevent infection by killing bacteria in cuts and burns. Both of these antiseptic wipes are alcohol-free, so they will not cause stinging.

Secreting Wound

If your wound is producing exudate, you may require the use of a wound gel before applying a dressing.

  • Convatec Duoderm makes hydroactive gel and paste that are used in conjunction with a wound dressing to promote a moist environment that is ideal for healing. These formulas are designed to remove dead or infected tissue, while protecting newly formed tissue from any irritation.
  • Alginate dressings are frequently used for wounds that generate a substantial amount of exudate. They prove beneficial for various conditions such as pressure ulcers, diabetic wounds, and partial thickness burns.

Express Medical Supply sells the hydroactive gel and paste in sterile, single-use tubes for hygienic purposes.

Gauze Dressings

After cleansing a wound, a dressing such as a Mepilex dressing should be applied. These types of dressing help protect the wound and absorb exudate.

  • Tegaderm makes adhesive transparent dressings, which creates a waterproof barrier and allows you to monitor the condition of your wound.
  • Non-adhesive dressings are kept in place with medical tape or a Coban wrap.
  • Foam wound dressings are designed to pad the area and remove excess drainage, which reduces the risk of infection or further breakdown.
  • Hydrofiber dressings transform liquid exudate into a gel and keep the wound from drying out during the healing process. These dressings also contain silver to quickly kill pathogens and draw out infection.

All dressings are designed to be easily removed without further damaging the healing wound.

Types of Wound Care Products in a First Aid Kit

A first aid kit contains supplies necessary to care for injuries such as cuts, burns, and other minor wounds. Common items found in prepackaged first-aid kits include:

  • Adhesive or Elastic Bandages
  • Sterile gauze rolls and pads
  • Antiseptic wipes or wound cleanser
  • Self-Adherent Foam Dressings
  • Tweezers and scissors
  • Instant cold packs
  • Pain relievers (such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen)
  • Antihistamines for allergic reactions
  • Antibiotic ointment or cream

Express Medical Supply also carries individual items that allow you to make your own kit or add to an existing one. Please read our blog for ideas on items to add to a first-aid kit.

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Picture of Andover CoFlex Med - 2" Cohesive Bandage

Andover CoFlex Med - 2" Cohesive Bandage

  • Easy tear technology
  • Can be used to support sprains and strains
  • Holds gauze and dressings in place
  • Promotes circulation and controls swelling
  • Made in the USA
From: $1.54
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Andover CoFlex Med - 3" Cohesive Bandage

  • Easy tear technology
  • Holds gauze and dressings in place
  • Helps promote circulation or control swelling
  • Made in the USA
From: $2.07
Picture of Andover CoFlex Med - 4" Cohesive Bandage

Andover CoFlex Med - 4" Cohesive Bandage

  • An elastic bandage for sprains and strains
  • A self-adhesive bandage wrap to hold gauze and dressings in place
  • Compression bandage that is made in the USA
From: $2.83
Picture of Andover CoFlex NL - 1" Latex Free Cohesive Bandage

Andover CoFlex NL - 1" Latex Free Cohesive Bandage

  • Offers a lightweight compression
  • Easy tear material, no scissors required
  • An extremely soft bandage with non-slip support
From: $2.94
Picture of Andover CoFlex NL - 2" Latex Free Cohesive Bandage

Andover CoFlex NL - 2" Latex Free Cohesive Bandage

  • Offers a lightweight compression
  • A self-adhesive bandage wrap to hold gauze and dressings in place
  • Compression bandage to help promote circulation or control swelling
From: $2.62
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Andover CoFlex NL - 3" Latex Free Cohesive Bandage

  • 3" width, 5 yards length
  • An elastic bandage for sprains and strains
  • A self-adhesive bandage wrap to hold gauze and dressings in place
  • Compression bandage to help promote circulation or control swelling
  • Water and sweat resistant
  • Easy to tear or cut
From: $3.28
Picture of BD - 10ml Luer Lok Syringe

BD - 10ml Luer Lok Syringe

  • Luer-Lok Tip
  • Capacity: 10ml
  • Made in the USA
  • 1/5ml graduation
  • Positive plunger rod stop
From: $0.34
Picture of Brown Medical - Sealtight Shower Dressing Protection Patch

Brown Medical - Sealtight Shower Dressing Protection Patch

  • Medical grade adhesive
  • Keeps areas dry and secure
  • Quick release tab for easy removal
  • Clear dressing allows for inspection even when in shower
  • Ideal for postop sites, ostomy sites, abdominal drains, or PICC lines
From: $0.00
Picture of Brownmed Seal-Tight - Mid-Arm Wound and Cast Protectors

Brownmed Seal-Tight - Mid-Arm Wound and Cast Protectors

  • Reusable
  • Latex free
  • Made in the U.S.A.
  • Mid-arm covers allow patients to submerge arm in water
  • Stretches easily, folds compactly, and maintains a waterproof seal
From: $30.79
Picture of Brownmed Seal-Tight - Wound and Cast Protectors

Brownmed Seal-Tight - Wound and Cast Protectors

  • For therapeutic care/daily showering and bathing
  • Application ring eliminates need for straps or closures
  • Latex free
  • Lead free
From: $24.99
Picture of BSN Medical - Leukotape P Sports Tape (compares to Kinesio Tape)

BSN Medical - Leukotape P Sports Tape (compares to Kinesio Tape)

  • Contains natural rubber latex
  • Patellofemoral rigid strapping tape
  • Ideal for Kinesio Sports taping techniques
  • Provides comfort, compression, and gentle support
From: $13.95
Picture of BSN Medical-Jobst - Tensoplast Elastic Adhesive Compression Bandage

BSN Medical-Jobst - Tensoplast Elastic Adhesive Compression Bandage

  • Stretchable woven cotton bandage
  • Molds to hold on any body part
  • Provides comfort, compression, and gentle support
  • Each, case of 36
From: $4.39
Picture of Cardinal Health Dover Dover Bulb Syringe, Irrigation with Protective Cap, 60 mL

Cardinal Health Dover Dover Bulb Syringe, Irrigation with Protective Cap, 60 mL

Dover Dover Bulb Syringe Product Features:

  • Product Number: 67000
  • Sterile and individually packaged for safety
  • Engraved measurements for accurate dosage
  • Translucent barrel with markings to easily monitor fluid levels
  • Bulb style design for comfortable and controlled operation
  • Disposable for hassle-free cleanup
  • Tip Type: Catheter Tip for precise application
  • Latex free
From: $2.46
Picture of Cardinal Health Monoject Syringe - 60 ml Sterile Catheter Tip

Cardinal Health Monoject Syringe - 60 ml Sterile Catheter Tip

  • Monoject Syringes are available in 60mL size with a catheter tip, suitable for irrigation and bolus feeding
  • They connect seamlessly to compatible urinary and gastric systems, ensuring easy integration
  • Monoject Soft Pack Syringes are individually packaged, sterile, and single-use, without a needle
  • The syringes are made with a polypropylene barrel and plunger rod for durability
  • Graduated barrel markings provide precise measurements for accurate dosing
  • Monoject syringes are free from DEHP and natural rubber latex, making them safe and allergy-friendly
  • Sold by the each and the box of 30
From: $1.01
Picture of Coloplast Brava - Adhesive Remover (Sting Free)

Coloplast Brava - Adhesive Remover (Sting Free)

  • Sting free formula
  • Removes residual skin barrier based adhesives
  • Reduces skin trauma while removing ostomy, urological, or dressing adhesives
  • 1.7 oz spray bottle, Box of 30 wipes
From: $14.95
Picture of Coloplast Brava - Skin Barrier Wipes/Spray (Sting Free)

Coloplast Brava - Skin Barrier Wipes/Spray (Sting Free)

  • Acts as a breathable skin barrier
  • Enhances tape/appliance adhesion
  • Reduces friction on tape/adhesive removal
  • Spray: each. Wipes: box of 30
From: $12.95
Picture of Coloplast Prep - Protective Skin Barrier Film

Coloplast Prep - Protective Skin Barrier Film

  • Ideal protection for peristomal skin and any area subject to irritation
  • Protects the skin with a clear, yet visible shield that dries quickly
  • Allows the skin to breathe
  • Bottle: each, case of 12. Wipes: box of 54, case of 12 boxes (648)
From: $7.73
Picture of Convatec Unna-Flex - 4" Elastic Unna Boot

Convatec Unna-Flex - 4" Elastic Unna Boot

  • Conforms to contour of leg
  • Gently stretches for a more comfortable fit
  • Remains flexible while in use and can be worn up to 7 days
  • Heals poison ivy, poison oak, and sumac rashes
From: $16.45
Picture of Covidien Curity - Sterile Abdominal Pad

Covidien Curity - Sterile Abdominal Pad

  • Highly absorbent wound dressing
  • Sealed edges to prevent leakage and lint residue
  • Individually wrapped and available in three sizes
  • Wet proof barrier
  • 5" x 9": box of 36, case of 12 boxes (432)
  • 7 1/2" x 8": box of 18, case of 12 boxes (216)
  • 8" x 10": box of 18, case of 12 boxes (216)
From: $8.45
Out of stock
Picture of Covidien Kangaroo - Piston Irrigation Syringe with Container

Covidien Kangaroo - Piston Irrigation Syringe with Container

  • 60cc Syringe with 500cc canister
  • Convenient tear-to-open packaging, resealable flap
  • Includes luer adapter, patient label, thumb ring, syringe, and container
From: $2.51
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Wound Care Supplies

Purchase wound care supplies, such as gauze sponges, adhesive bandages, and medical tape, designed to safeguard against infection and promote speedy heal burns, ulcers, and abrasions. The basic steps of wound care include cleaning, bandaging, and monitoring your wound. It is important to follow your healthcare provider's wound care instructions to avoid infection and other complications.

How to Perform Proper Wound Care

Proper wound care is crucial for facilitating the healing process and preventing complications. One fundamental aspect is thorough wound cleaning, which involves gently removing debris, dirt, and bacteria from the affected area. Additionally, when dealing with a heavily secreting wound, it is essential to choose appropriate dressings, like calcium alginate or hydrocolloid dressings, that can effectively absorb and manage the excess fluid. Gauze dressings, known for their absorbent properties, are commonly used in such cases to promote a clean and dry wound environment. Learn more about these practices and how to incorporate them into your wound care routine to promote healthier healing processes and reduce the risk of infection.

Wound Cleaning

When it comes to wound care, cleansing the affected area is a crucial step before applying a bandage.

  • Wound cleansers help prep a wound site by removing debris and disinfecting the area. These pH-balanced solutions also help keep the wound site moisturized. No rinsing is required after spraying the cleanser onto the skin.
  • Antiseptic towelettes, such as BZK wipes, sterilize the skin and are a convenient alternative to liquid cleansers.
  • Povidone-iodine prep pads also prevent infection by killing bacteria in cuts and burns. Both of these antiseptic wipes are alcohol-free, so they will not cause stinging.

Secreting Wound

If your wound is producing exudate, you may require the use of a wound gel before applying a dressing.

  • Convatec Duoderm makes hydroactive gel and paste that are used in conjunction with a wound dressing to promote a moist environment that is ideal for healing. These formulas are designed to remove dead or infected tissue, while protecting newly formed tissue from any irritation.
  • Alginate dressings are frequently used for wounds that generate a substantial amount of exudate. They prove beneficial for various conditions such as pressure ulcers, diabetic wounds, and partial thickness burns.

Express Medical Supply sells the hydroactive gel and paste in sterile, single-use tubes for hygienic purposes.

Gauze Dressings

After cleansing a wound, a dressing such as a Mepilex dressing should be applied. These types of dressing help protect the wound and absorb exudate.

  • Tegaderm makes adhesive transparent dressings, which creates a waterproof barrier and allows you to monitor the condition of your wound.
  • Non-adhesive dressings are kept in place with medical tape or a Coban wrap.
  • Foam wound dressings are designed to pad the area and remove excess drainage, which reduces the risk of infection or further breakdown.
  • Hydrofiber dressings transform liquid exudate into a gel and keep the wound from drying out during the healing process. These dressings also contain silver to quickly kill pathogens and draw out infection.

All dressings are designed to be easily removed without further damaging the healing wound.

Types of Wound Care Products in a First Aid Kit

A first aid kit contains supplies necessary to care for injuries such as cuts, burns, and other minor wounds. Common items found in prepackaged first-aid kits include:

  • Adhesive or Elastic Bandages
  • Sterile gauze rolls and pads
  • Antiseptic wipes or wound cleanser
  • Self-Adherent Foam Dressings
  • Tweezers and scissors
  • Instant cold packs
  • Pain relievers (such as acetaminophen or ibuprofen)
  • Antihistamines for allergic reactions
  • Antibiotic ointment or cream

Express Medical Supply also carries individual items that allow you to make your own kit or add to an existing one. Please read our blog for ideas on items to add to a first-aid kit.

Buy Wound Care Supplies Online

Easily order all of the products you need for wound care online and have them shipped right to your door. Shop our large collection of wound care supplies now!

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