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Compressed gauze is a specially treated and packaged medical gauze. The purpose is to compress the gauze to a smaller volume during the packaging process for easier storage and transportation. In medical and emergency rescue environments, space and weight are critical factors, so the design of compressed gauze is very useful in these environments.
The production process of compressed gauze usually includes the following steps:

1. Choose materials: Gauze is usually made of pure cotton or other breathable and water-absorbent materials. When selecting materials, consider their sterility, absorbency, and durability.
2. Processing and Cleaning: Before gauze compression, the material needs to go through a strict disinfection and cleaning process to ensure that it is suitable for medical use.
3. Compression and packaging: The treated gauze is tightly compressed to reduce volume. Once compressed, the gauze is usually sealed in waterproof and dustproof packaging to maintain sterility.
4. Logo and specifications: The logo on the package usually includes information such as the size of the gauze, the number of layers, and the manufacturing and expiration dates. Gauzes for different uses may have different specifications.

Advantages of compression gauze include:

5. Save space: Compressed gauze takes up less space and is ideal for use in first aid kits, travel bags or medical kits.
6. Easy to carry: Because of its smaller size, compressed gauze is easier to carry, especially during outdoor activities or emergencies.
7. Maintain sterility: Compression packaging provides additional protection and reduces the risk of contamination.

Compressed gauze is used in a variety of medical applications, including cleaning wounds, stopping bleeding, dressing, and more. Due to its compactness and portability, it is also commonly used in fields such as wilderness first aid, military medicine, and emergency rescue.