Bandages

لاصقات Nexcare الشفافة المقاومة للماء مصممة لنمط الحياة النشط. هذه اللاصقات شفافة، مقاومة للماء، مرنة وقابلة للتنفس، وتوفر حماية موثوقة للجروح والخدوش والإصابات البسيطة.

الفوائد:

• تصميم شفاف يندمج مع لون البشرة ليمنح مظهرًا غير ملحوظ.
• يسمح للبشرة بالتنفس، مما يساعد على منع تراكم الرطوبة الزائدة وتعزيز التئام الجروح.
• تتكيف اللاصقة مع شكل الجسم لتوفير الراحة والمرونة دون تقييد الحركة.

طريقة الاستخدام:

يتم وضع اللاصقة على الجرح بعد التأكد من أن الجرح نظيف.

Spandex Elastic Bandage 15cmx4.5m Z145 Qattan

A 15 cm × 4.5 m high-elastic spandex bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Qattan Group, Kuwait — major regional manufacturer of medical bandages and first-aid supplies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: cotton blended with elastic spandex fibre
- Very high stretch — extends to several times its length and recoils to apply firm controlled compression
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for thighs, full-leg wraps, abdominal support, and large area dressings
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

Spandex Elastic Bandage 10cmx4.5m Z144 Qattan

A 10 cm × 4.5 m high-elastic spandex bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Qattan Group, Kuwait — major regional manufacturer of medical bandages and first-aid supplies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: cotton blended with elastic spandex fibre
- Very high stretch — extends to several times its length and recoils to apply firm controlled compression
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for knees, calves, larger forearms, and post-surgical body wraps
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

Solo D Vit 50000 32 Caps

Solo D Vit 50000 32 Caps is a high-strength vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) supplement that delivers 50,000 IU per soft capsule. Vitamin D plays a key role in bone, muscle, and immune health, and many people in indoor lifestyles or with limited sun exposure benefit from supplementation. The 50,000 IU level is a once-weekly or once-monthly dose recommended by doctors for those with low vitamin D levels.

The 32-capsule pack supports a multi-week or multi-month course as advised by your doctor. The soft capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on the stomach.

Benefits:
High-strength vitamin D3 (50,000 IU)
Supports bone and muscle health
Helps support immune function
Easy soft capsule
32-capsule pack
Convenient weekly or monthly dosing

How to Use:
Take 1 capsule weekly or as advised by your doctor
Swallow with water during a meal that contains some fat for best absorption
Do not exceed the dose your doctor recommended
Have your vitamin D levels checked from time to time
Continue for the duration your doctor advises

Precautions:
For prescription or pharmacist guidance
Do not exceed the recommended dose; very high doses can be harmful
Tell your doctor about kidney problems or high calcium
Speak to your doctor if pregnant or breastfeeding
Keep out of reach of children

Product Quantity: 32 capsules per pack

Q&A:
Q: How often should I take it?
A: Often once a week or once a month; follow your doctor's plan.

Q: How long until I feel a difference?
A: Many people feel better energy and mood after 1 to 3 months.

Q: Should I have my level checked?
A: Yes, blood tests guide the right dose and duration.

Q: Can I take it with other vitamins?
A: Yes, but check overall doses, especially of vitamin D in multivitamins.

KSP Crepe Bandage (RS13) 7.5cm*4.5m

A 7.5 cm × 4.5 m cotton crepe bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Kuwait Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries (KSP) — Kuwaiti-Saudi joint venture, a long-standing supplier to GCC pharmacies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: white textile cotton crepe with woven elastic threads
- Moderate stretch — provides comfortable support compression without restricting circulation
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for wrists, ankles, elbows, and forearm wraps
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

KSP Crepe Bandage (RS13) 5cm*4.5m

A 5 cm × 4.5 m cotton crepe bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Kuwait Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries (KSP) — Kuwaiti-Saudi joint venture, a long-standing supplier to GCC pharmacies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: white textile cotton crepe with woven elastic threads
- Moderate stretch — provides comfortable support compression without restricting circulation
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for fingers, toes, wrists, and small joints
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

KSP Crepe Bandage (RS13) 15cm*4.5m

A 15 cm × 4.5 m cotton crepe bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Kuwait Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries (KSP) — Kuwaiti-Saudi joint venture, a long-standing supplier to GCC pharmacies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: white textile cotton crepe with woven elastic threads
- Moderate stretch — provides comfortable support compression without restricting circulation
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for thighs, full-leg wraps, abdominal support, and large area dressings
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

KSP Crepe Bandage (RS13) 10cm*4.5m

A 10 cm × 4.5 m cotton crepe bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Kuwait Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries (KSP) — Kuwaiti-Saudi joint venture, a long-standing supplier to GCC pharmacies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: white textile cotton crepe with woven elastic threads
- Moderate stretch — provides comfortable support compression without restricting circulation
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for knees, calves, larger forearms, and post-surgical body wraps
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

Hartman Hospicrepe 15cm*4.5m 12 Pcs 82749

Hartmann Hospicrepe — 100% cotton crepe bandage for light support and dressing retention. 15 cm × 4.5 m roll, box of 12 pieces.

- Hospital-grade cotton crepe bandage from Germany's PAUL HARTMANN AG
- Light-support / Type 2 bandage — for dressing fixation and mild compression
- Box of 12 pieces — efficient stocking for clinics

Benefits:
- 100% cotton crepe — breathable and skin-friendly
- 15 cm width × 4.5 m length
- Stretchable for snug fit; maintains gentle compression
- Standard fastening with clips, pins, or adhesive tape (not self-adhesive)
- Suitable for limb-dressing retention and light support
- Washable and reusable for the same patient with proper hygiene

- Securing post-IV pads (the hospital classic — 'press here for 5 minutes' after blood draw)
- Holding gauze dressings in place over wounds
- Sports compression for sprains, swelling, or muscle support
- General first-aid use
- Limb dressing retention

How to Use:
Hold the dressing in place with one hand. Unroll the bandage with the other and wrap around the limb / area, overlapping each turn by half. Secure the final tail with a clip, safety pin, or adhesive tape. To remove, undo the fastener and gently unwrap.

Precautions:
- Don't wrap so tight that fingers/toes turn cold or numb
- Single use is recommended for hygiene; if reused, only on the same person
- Don't use on broken or actively-infected skin without a sterile dressing underneath
- Replace if torn, stretched out, or visibly dirty
- For very tight applications (varicose-vein support), follow your doctor's tension guidance
- Keep out of reach of young children (loose-bandage suffocation risk)

Q&A:
Q: How is this different from cohesive bandages like Peha-haft?
A: Hospicrepe is a classic cotton crepe bandage that needs clips, pins, or tape to fasten. The Hartmann self-adhesive cohesive equivalent is Peha-haft (different product) — it sticks to itself. Hospicrepe is the traditional choice; cohesive is faster but more expensive.

Q: Does it need fasteners?
A: Yes — Hospicrepe is a standard crepe bandage. Use clips, pins, or adhesive tape to fasten the final tail. For a self-adhesive option from Hartmann (sticks to itself only), choose Peha-haft from the same line.

Q: Can I get it wet?
A: It's a cotton bandage and will absorb water if soaked. If it gets wet (swimming, baths), replace with a dry bandage to avoid keeping the skin underneath damp.

Solo D Vit 50000 64 Caps

Solo D Vit 50000 64 Caps is a high-strength vitamin D3 (cholecalciferol) supplement that delivers 50,000 IU per soft capsule. Vitamin D plays a key role in bone, muscle, and immune health, and many people in indoor lifestyles or with limited sun exposure benefit from supplementation. The 50,000 IU level is a once-weekly or once-monthly dose recommended by doctors for those with low vitamin D levels.

The 64-capsule pack supports a multi-week or multi-month course as advised by your doctor. The soft capsules are easy to swallow and gentle on the stomach.

Benefits:
High-strength vitamin D3 (50,000 IU)
Supports bone and muscle health
Helps support immune function
Easy soft capsule
64-capsule pack
Convenient weekly or monthly dosing

How to Use:
Take 1 capsule weekly or as advised by your doctor
Swallow with water during a meal that contains some fat for best absorption
Do not exceed the dose your doctor recommended
Have your vitamin D levels checked from time to time
Continue for the duration your doctor advises

Precautions:
For prescription or pharmacist guidance
Do not exceed the recommended dose; very high doses can be harmful
Tell your doctor about kidney problems or high calcium
Speak to your doctor if pregnant or breastfeeding
Keep out of reach of children

Product Quantity: 64 capsules per pack

Q&A:
Q: How often should I take it?
A: Often once a week or once a month; follow your doctor's plan.

Q: How long until I feel a difference?
A: Many people feel better energy and mood after 1 to 3 months.

Q: Should I have my level checked?
A: Yes, blood tests guide the right dose and duration.

Q: Can I take it with other vitamins?
A: Yes, but check overall doses, especially of vitamin D in multivitamins.

PEHA-MULLBINDE 6*4M 1'S 82775

Hartmann Peha-Mullbinde — conforming cotton gauze bandage that moulds to body curves. 6 cm × 4 m roll, single piece.

- Surgical-grade conforming gauze from Germany's PAUL HARTMANN AG
- 'Peha-Mullbinde' — peha = haftend (adhering), mullbinde = gauze bandage
- Standard EU hospital stocking; same product sold to consumers

Benefits:
- High-quality cotton with elastic weave
- Excellent conformability — moulds to elbows, knees, hands, joints
- Light tension recoil for comfortable hold
- 6 cm × 4 m roll
- Suitable for direct dressing fixation or as a primary wrap
- Single roll, sterile when packaged

- Securing dressings on awkward shapes (joints, hands, feet)
- Light pressure dressings
- First-aid kit standard for home, car, workplace
- Veterinary and clinical use

How to Use:
Place a sterile gauze pad over the wound. Start the Peha-Mullbinde at the distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half. Stretch slightly as you wrap to engage the conforming weave — it should hug the joint contour. Secure the end with adhesive tape, a clip, or by tucking.

Precautions:
- Don't wrap tight enough to restrict circulation
- Loosen if fingers/toes turn cold or pale
- Single use; replace if wet, dirty, or contaminated
- Don't use over open or actively-bleeding wounds without a sterile pad underneath
- Keep out of reach of young children

Q&A:
Q: How does it differ from a regular gauze bandage?
A: Peha-Mullbinde has a slightly elastic weave that moulds to body shapes — particularly good for awkward areas like elbows, knees, and hands where a stiff gauze would bunch and slip. The conforming property is the key feature.

Q: Can I use it as a compression bandage?
A: Light compression yes — for moderate or therapeutic compression (varicose veins, post-surgical), use a dedicated compression bandage. Peha-Mullbinde is meant for dressing fixation, not heavy compression.

Q: Is the 6cm size right for me?
A: 6cm width is best for fingers, narrow joints (wrist, ankle), and post-IV pads. For larger areas (knee, thigh, abdomen) the 10cm or 12cm versions of Peha-Mullbinde are more efficient.

Hartman Grassolind 7.5*10Cm 10 Pcs 82837

Hartmann Grassolind — neutral vaseline-impregnated gauze for non-sticking wound dressings. 7.5 x 10 cm, 10 pieces per box.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG (Germany) — surgical supplies since 1818
- Grassolind is the German hospital standard for non-adherent wound contact layers
- Neutral (non-medicated) vaseline base — supports moist wound healing

Benefits:
- Cotton gauze impregnated with neutral white vaseline
- Will NOT stick to the wound — easy painless removal at dressing changes
- Maintains a moist wound environment that supports faster, less-scarring healing
- Hypoallergenic — no medication, dye, or fragrance
- Sterile, individually wrapped
- Box of 10 dressings

- Burns (1st and 2nd degree) — Grassolind is the European standard for burn dressings
- Skin-graft donor sites and recipient sites
- Abrasions, lacerations, and chronic wounds in the granulation phase
- Post-surgical wounds where regular gauze would stick
- Diabetic foot ulcers (under doctor supervision)

Main Ingredients:
White Vaseline: Acts as a barrier to moisture loss, keeping the wound hydrated and preventing scabbing
Fatty Acid Diglycerol Esters of Carbonate and Dicarbonate: Provides a smooth, protective layer that enhances the ointment's effectiveness without irritating the skin
Synthetic Wax: Contributes to the consistency and stability of the ointment mass, ensuring it adheres well to the gauze while maintaining its protective properties

How to Use:
Clean the wound with sterile saline or appropriate cleanser. Open the sterile pouch and place the Grassolind dressing directly over the wound — vaseline-side down, no need to flip. Cover with sterile gauze pads on top, then secure with a bandage roll or medical tape. Change every 1-3 days depending on wound exudate.

Precautions:
- For external use only
- Do not use if the package is damaged or expired (sterility lost)
- Stop and consult a doctor if signs of infection appear (increased redness, warmth, pus, fever)
- For deep, heavily-exuding, or infected wounds, see a wound-care specialist
- Single use — discard after removing
- For burns covering more than the size of the patient's palm, seek emergency care

Q&A:
Q: Why does it not stick to the wound?
A: The vaseline impregnation creates a fatty barrier between the gauze fibres and the wound bed. Regular gauze fibres adhere to the wound's protein-rich exudate as it dries — Grassolind doesn't, because the fibres are coated with vaseline. Removal is painless and doesn't disturb new tissue.

Q: Is it really good for burns?
A: Yes — Grassolind is one of the most-prescribed burn dressings in Europe. The non-stick property is critical for burns because regular gauze ripping off granulating burn tissue is excruciating and can re-injure the wound. For 1st and 2nd degree burns, this is what most German doctors prescribe.

Q: How often do I change it?
A: Every 1-3 days depending on wound state. The vaseline keeps the wound moist for longer than dry gauze, so dressings can stay on longer. Change sooner if blood-strike-through or saturated exudate appears.