Absorbable hemostatic pressure Gelatin bandage

Key features

·      Features of the pad area
10 mm thick. A sufficient hemostatic effect is achieved by the pressure applied through the secure fastening of the adhesive tapes.
Oval-shaped, 30 mm long. The tape covers the gap between the access site of the skin and the vessels, to stop the bleeding of the vessels with angiopressure. The oval-shape helps soothe skin irritation.

·      The first layer, which has direct contact with the skin, is made from gelatin sponge instantly absorbs the blood.

·      Quickly stop bleeding with 1-5 mints

·      Safety for Patients

    Helpful for healing wound ,promotes faster wound-healing

 Reduce to cause rashes

  Protect skin and making skin smooth .no allergy.

More safety because of gelatin sponge can be absorbed

Good compliance for patients & dialysis nurses .

·      Saving time to stop bleeding.

·      Each tape is individually sterilized by EO before packaging.

·      Simple application technique with easy removal of needle possible with even needles at different vertical angles.

·      Drug carryer for special patients

·      Features of the package
Each tape is individually sterilized before packaging.
Easy opening, simple removal.
Sanitary procedures: no need to touch the pad (which eventually has direct contact with the punctured skin) from the opening of the package to the application of the tape.

·      Features of the adhesive area
Made from a non-woven urethane fabric which is flexible .

·      High adhesive power, secure retention and sticking. 
By stretching the 50mm × 80 mm sized tape to a moderate length

·      Features of the package
Each tape is individually sterilized before packaging.
Easy opening, simple removal.

·      Backing: urethane non-woven fabric

·      Target:
Blood Sampling Room (Blood Centre or ICU), Dialysis Unit Orthopedic Department, Blood Gas Monitoring, A line (Operation Room)

How to use it :

Applications

·      Blood centre: For haemostasis or protective covering of peripheral veins after a blood donation or blood sampling.

·      Hospitals/Clinics: For haemostasis or protective covering of peripheral veins after blood sampling, a blood transfusion or infusion.