are these woven or non woven gauze?
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They are woven (I believe) - the others specifically state "Non-Woven" on the packages.
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They are woven. Great for cleaning wounds, exfoliating skin without harsh soaps, and general use. They are too harsh for baby wipes, and would likely get stuck in any wound with a lot of drainage (and not sterile). They would work for cleaning around g-tubes, PEGs, and trachs- but not to leave there for a dressing. I hope that helps. (I've been an RN since 1985- so info based on that experience, plus my own uses for them).
1364670
These are woven. The non woven doesn't do good for my needs, which is facial exfoliation. Hope this helps.
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It is a thin cotton cloth. Gauze-like material, lightweight, breathes well, hand woven. Must be hand washed. If you have any other questions, just ask. Best wishes.
368690
Yes, the gauze is kaolin-laced (a clotting agent) roller gauze with a X-Ray strip (can be easily identified by X-Ray imaging). In gauze form though it is more practical to be stuffed into wounds, making it better than the sponge as well as the preferred form by the US Army. (-A US Army 68W Combat Medic)
573898
No these are pressure bandages to keep gauze pads or clotting bandages tightly on the wound area.
2147997
1 pack, as shown in this picture, contains 200 8-ply sheets. I prefer the non- woven but that's a personal preference. I use 2-3 sheets each use and buy by the case. I hope that helps.
1407222
Not terry cloth & not tee shirt material. They are more like flour sack. They don't leave lint behind. They are GREAT!
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it has a very thin gauze like cover that is removable. underneath is another thin woven fabric. I have mine for just over a year now and have had no issues. I do keep a mattress pad on it.
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They are the Pointehaven 610 Thread count... 610 count weave. They seems sturdier than most 600+ count I have owned in the past. It took several washings to get them as soft as I like. Now they are great except for the "deep" pockets. They mean really, really deep but they do stay on the mattress. I am happy with them.
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Yes - they are very fine and evenly woven. Nice feel to the material. However, they shrink a little when washed.
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I'm about 99% sure they're microfiber. They definitely aren't terry cloth or just plain old cotton. Whatever they are, they absorb very well.
1456866
NO, I don't believe they are. They are very similar to some micro-fiber sheets that I bought. Kind of feel nylon-ish.
1452646
Yes they are. There are a few different prints but they are all individually wrapped bandages.
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They are fully padded and woven to appear to be elasticized. They tear apart at the sides for easy and careful removal. I used them for two years on an incontinent patient. It was really a blessing to find them sold on Amazon at an affordable price!
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Yes. They are made in China. It is non-sterile woven 4 x 4 gauze. They are fine. Unless you eat them, possibly causing a bowel obstruction. And that would not be China's fault.
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The Utopia flour sack towels are a little more closer woven than the usual ones that I order from other places, but they will work. They are a little heavier than cheesecloth. The ones I order from Midwest robes and towels are more like cheesecloth.
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No. They are the color of a regular cloth bandage. Like an Ace bandage that you would wrap around a sprained ankle.
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Sterile gauze pads are packaged in individual envelopes. They are very expensive. They are used in wounds which require sterile bandages. I use the non-sterile to clean around a stoma. This is not a sterile area.