Paraffine Vaseline gauze dressing is a non-adhesive dressing designed for wound care. It is made of fine mesh absorbent gauze impregnated with paraffin gel (or vaseline) and is suitable for ulcers, burns, skin transplants, and various types of trauma. Its core advantage is that it maintains a moist wound environment through the paraffin layer, significantly reduces the adhesion between the dressing and the wound surface during dressing changes, avoids secondary damage and bleeding, and blocks the invasion of bacteria and dirt, reducing the risk of infection.
The Vaseline gauze dressing has both breathability and fit, can tightly cover the body curve, seal exudate and guide it to the absorbent auxiliary material of the outer layer, and is especially suitable for parts that are difficult to fix, such as hands and feet. Its non-stick design makes the removal process painless, does not contain allergenic ingredients, is sterilized by gamma rays, and is safe and reliable. In clinical applications, vaseline gauze dressing can be used as a primary contact layer to directly cover the wound surface, or it can be used in conjunction with secondary dressings such as gauze. It is suitable for scenes such as mild burns, donor area care, and chronic ulcers.
Compared with traditional dressings, paraffin gauze dressings accelerate healing and reduce scabs by maintaining a moderately moist environment, and improve patient comfort with its soft texture. Its light and non-greasy properties further simplify the care process and are an ideal choice for early wound intervention and daily care.
