Absorbent Gauze Thaan

 

Absorbent Gauze Thaan

Size : 90cm ×18 meters

Absorbent gauze is a medical fabric designed to effectively absorb fluids, making it essential for wound care. Typically made from cotton or a blend of cotton and rayon, it comes in both woven and non-woven forms. Woven gauze consists of loosely woven cotton fibers, allowing for absorption and ventilation, while non-woven gauze is made by pressing fibers together, resulting in better absorbency and reduced linting. 

Key Features:

1. High Absorbency: Ideal for soaking up blood and exudate from wounds.

2. Breathability: Promotes air circulation, aiding in the healing process.

3. Variety of Forms: Available in sterile and non-sterile options, as well as in different sizes and plys to suit various medical needs.

Common Uses:

• Wound Dressing: Used as a primary or secondary dressing to protect wounds and absorb exudate.

• Cleaning: Assists in gently cleaning wounds or surgical sites.

• Debridement: Helps in the removal of dead tissue to promote healing.

In Nepal, absorbent gauze can be found in medical supply stores, pharmacies, and hospitals. When selecting gauze, consider factors such as sterility, size, and ply to ensure it meets the specific requirements of the wound or procedure.

Flexible Saliva Ejector | Suction Tip

Price: Rs. 300/- per packet

Flexible Saliva Ejector | Suction Tip is of 15CM of length. 

Manufactured by: DOCHEM 

Quantity: 100 pieces/ packet

Price: NPR. 300/- / Packet

 

GAPADENT Gutta Percha Points

Price: Rs. 400/- Per box

 

Gapadent Gutta Percha Points are commonly used materials in dentistry, especially in endodontics (root canal treatments). These points are made of gutta-percha, a natural polymer, and are used to fill the root canal space after it has been cleaned and shaped.

Features of Gapadent Gutta Percha Points:

1. High-Quality Material: Made from biocompatible gutta-percha.

2. Standardized Sizes: Available in ISO sizes (e.g., 15-80) for precise fit and easy identification.

3. Tapered Options: Come in standardized and tapered varieties (e.g., 2% or 4% taper).

4. Radiopaque: Can be seen on X-rays, allowing for proper placement verification.

5. Easy Handling: Flexible, easy to use, and adapt well to the canal's shape.

Uses:

Root Canal Filling: Serves as the core material for sealing root canals.

Endodontic Procedures: Used in combination with sealers to create a complete seal and prevent reinfection.

Advantages:

Biocompatible and safe for use inside the body.

Resistant to shrinkage.

Easy to remove during retreatment, if necessary.

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