Wound Care Dressings

Q: When should I use a non-adherent dressing?

Use non-adherent dressings on wounds requiring regular changes - burns, abrasions, surgical sites. The non-adherent surface enables pain-free removal without damaging new tissue.

Wound care dressings for workplace and clinical wound management. Sterile pads, adhesive dressings, non-adherent wound covers, and high-absorbency pads. Individually sealed and stocked for immediate UK dispatch.

✓ Sterile Sealed Dressings ✓ Non-Adherent Options ✓ BS 8599-1 Kit Refills ✓ Fast UK Delivery

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Sterowipe Alcohol-Free Cleansing Wipes

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Sterowipe Saline Cleansing Wipes

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Steroswab Wound Dressings

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Sterostrip Sutures Wound Closures

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Sterostrip Ultra Wound Dressings

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Steropore Adhesive Wound Dressings

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Steropad Double-Sided Wound Dressings

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Melolin Wound Dressing

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Steropad Wound Dressings In A Wallet

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Water-Jel ChitoClot Bandage

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Steropax First Aid Dressings

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Ambulance Dressing

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Zetuvit E Wound Dressing Pads

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Trauma Dressing

Wound Care Dressing Selection Guide

Compliance Summary: Sterile wound dressings are core components of BS 8599-1 and HSE workplace first aid kits. The type and size of dressing should match the wound being treated. Stock replacement dressings for immediate restocking after each first aid incident. All dressings must be individually sealed and within their expiry date to maintain sterility. ✓ Regulatory Compliance Verified for 2026 UK Workplace Standards

Dressing Types

Adhesive Dressings: Self-adhesive dressings with integrated wound pad and adhesive border. Suited to wounds where tape-free fixation is preferred. Available in multiple sizes with breathable or waterproof backing.
Non-Adherent Dressings: Low-adherent pad dressings that do not stick to the wound surface, enabling pain-free dressing changes. Use on burns, abrasions, and granulating wounds.
Absorbent Pads: High-capacity dressings for wounds producing significant exudate. Use as primary or secondary dressings on heavily draining wounds.
Ambulance Dressings: Large combined pad-and-bandage dressings for managing significant wounds. Emergency provision for trauma and heavy bleeding.

Dressing Type	Best For	Key Feature
Adhesive (Steropore)	General wounds	Self-adhesive, no tape needed
Non-adherent (Melolin)	Burns, abrasions	Pain-free dressing changes
Absorbent (Zetuvit E)	Heavily draining wounds	High fluid capacity
Ambulance dressing	Large or bleeding wounds	Integrated pad and bandage

This range is part of our workplace first aid supplies catalogue. Related ranges include plasters and bandages.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: How do I choose the right dressing size?

A: Select a dressing with a wound pad large enough to cover the entire wound with at least a 1cm margin on all sides. The adhesive border or bandage should extend well beyond the wound edges to maintain a secure, hygienic seal. Using a dressing that is too small risks contamination at the wound margins.

Q: When should I use a non-adherent dressing?

A: Use non-adherent dressings on any wound that will require regular dressing changes - burns, abrasions, surgical sites, and slow-healing wounds. The non-adherent surface prevents the dressing from bonding to the wound bed, enabling pain-free removal without damaging new tissue growth.