Product Description:

Sterile patch is a type of patch used in medical or surgical settings, with sterile properties, typically used to cover wounds, incisions, or other medical operations to prevent infection. These patches are usually made of sterile materials, such as non-woven fabric, medical tape, or transparent film.

The following are some common features and functions of sterile patches:

1. Sterility: Sterile patches undergo special treatment and packaging to ensure that their interior is free of microorganisms, effectively preventing wound or incision infections.

2. Penetration: Most sterile patches have moderate breathability and permeability, allowing the skin around the wound to breathe and expel moisture, helping to maintain dryness and cleanliness around the wound.

3. Absorption: Some sterile patches have the function of absorbing liquids, which can absorb blood or other secretions that seep out of the wound and keep the surrounding area dry.

4. Transparency: Some sterile patches are transparent, allowing medical staff to observe the condition of the wound through the patch without the need to remove it, thereby reducing interference with the wound and the risk of infection.

5. Adhesion: Sterile patches typically have moderate adhesion and can firmly adhere to the skin without causing excessive skin pulling or discomfort.

6. Diversity: Sterile patches come in various sizes and shapes to adapt to different sizes and types of wounds or incisions, meeting the needs of medical procedures.

7. Easy to use: Sterile patches are usually easy to use, and medical staff only need to attach them to a dry, clean skin surface, and then gently press to ensure tight adhesion.

Aseptic patches are common adjuncts in medical and surgical procedures, used to protect wounds from infection and promote wound healing and recovery. However, when selecting and using sterile patches, the operation should be based on specific circumstances and the advice of medical professionals to ensure their effectiveness and safety.