The range
5 families, 21 products.
Surgical tapes with hypoallergenic adhesive for securing medical devices and fixation of dressings — five carriers, widths from 1.25 cm to 20 cm.
The pool covers the products we hold firm factory pricing on. The rest of the manufacturer’s range is listed below with real product codes and case quantities — we can quote any of it, but nothing is priced on this page until the factory has quoted it to us.
Indicative pricing. Unit prices are confirmed against the manufacturer quote before any pool closes.
The rest of the catalogue
Everything else this factory makes.
Same manufacturer, same certifications, same neutral cartons. These aren’t in the current pool because we don’t have factory pricing for them yet — tell us which ones you buy and we’ll get them quoted, and open a pool where there’s enough demand.
Wound dressing
Non-woven with non-adherent pad
Sterile post-operative dressing for sutured skin, highly permeable to air and vapour.
- 9 cm x 10 cm S111
- 9 cm x 15 cm S112
- 9 cm x 20 cm S113
- 9 cm x 25 cm S114
- 9 cm x 30 cm S115
- 9 cm x 5 cm S110
Film wound dressing
Polyurethane film with pad
Sterile waterproof island dressing for post-operative wounds. Shower-safe.
- 8 cm x 6 cm S526
- 9 cm x 10 cm S537
- 9 cm x 15 cm S538
- 9 cm x 20 cm S539
- 9 cm x 25 cm S541
- 9 cm x 30 cm S542
Transparent film dressing
Polyurethane film
Sterile transparent film for catheter sites and wound coverage, with a picture-frame applicator.
- 10 cm x 12 cm S626
- 10 cm x 25 cm S627
- 15 cm x 20 cm S628
- 20 cm x 30 cm, non-framed S629
- 6 cm x 7 cm S624
Transparent film roll
Polyurethane film roll
Cut-to-length transparent film for irregular areas and large device fixation.
- 10 m x 10 cm S540
- 10 m x 15 cm S545
Skin closure strip
Reinforced non-woven
Sterile closure strips for lacerations, incisions and post-suture support.
- 13 mm x 102 mm, 6 per pouch S613
- 6.4 mm x 102 mm, 10 per pouch S610
Case quantities shown are the manufacturer’s standard packing. Codes are the manufacturer’s own, so you can match them against a catalogue you may already hold.
See it in use
In the field.
Credentials & origin