WILLCOME Medical cotton ball is a small, soft ball made of absorbent cotton that is used in various medical and first aid situations. The cotton balls are typically used to clean or disinfect wounds, apply medications or ointments to the skin, or control bleeding by applying pressure. They are also used to absorb excess fluids, such as blood or pus, from a wound or surgical incision. Cotton balls are usually made from 100% cotton and come in a sterile package to minimize the risk of infection. They are an important part of any first aid kit and are commonly found in hospitals, clinics, and other medical settings.
Sterility: Medical cotton balls are typically sterilized to ensure they are free from microorganisms and suitable for use in sterile medical environments. Sterility is crucial to prevent infection and contamination.
Absorbency: Cotton balls are highly absorbent, capable of absorbing and retaining fluids, medications, or cleaning solutions effectively. This makes them ideal for various medical applications, including wound cleaning and dressing.
Non-Adherent: Medical cotton balls are designed to be non-adherent, which means they do not stick to the wound or skin when used for wound care. This prevents further trauma or disruption of the wound during dressing changes.
Hypoallergenic: Many medical cotton balls are labeled as hypoallergenic, meaning they are less likely to cause skin irritation or allergic reactions, making them suitable for individuals with sensitive skin.
Softness: Cotton balls are soft and gentle, making them comfortable for use on delicate or sensitive skin areas, including the face.
Uniform Size: Medical cotton balls are typically manufactured to have a consistent and uniform size, ensuring that they are suitable for specific medical tasks and applications.
Hydrophilic: Cotton is naturally hydrophilic, meaning it readily absorbs water and aqueous solutions. This property is advantageous for absorbing fluids in wound care and other medical procedures.
Biodegradable: Cotton is a biodegradable material, which can be an eco-friendly option for disposable medical supplies when disposed of properly.
Packaging: Medical cotton balls are often packaged in sterile, sealed containers or bags to maintain their sterility until they are ready for use. Individual packaging ensures that each cotton ball remains uncontaminated.
Variety of Sizes: Cotton balls come in various sizes to accommodate different medical applications, from small cotton balls used for eye care to larger ones for wound dressing.
Ease of Use: Cotton balls are easy to handle and can be applied to specific areas with precision. They are commonly used for applying or removing substances, such as medications, antiseptics, or makeup.
Cost-Effective: Cotton balls are generally cost-effective, making them a practical choice for healthcare facilities, first aid kits, and home use.b
| Material | cotton |
| Color | white |
| Type | Sterile/ no sterile |
| MOQ | 2000 bags. |
| Packaging details | 500g, 400g, 300g, 250g. 200g, 100g; 50g or 20g per bag |
| Carton Size | 60* 56*48cm |
| G.W | 15kg |
| Production ability | 220 tons/month production capacity |
| Delivery time | 20 workdays after receipt of payment |
| Payment | T/T |
Medical cotton balls are typically made from natural cotton fibers, which are derived from the cotton plant (Gossypium species). Cotton is a soft, highly absorbent, and breathable material, making it ideal for use in various healthcare and medical applications. Here are the primary materials used in the production of medical cotton balls:
Cotton Fibers: Cotton balls are primarily composed of 100% cotton fibers. These fibers are derived from the cotton plant's bolls (seedpods), where the fluffy cotton material is harvested. Cotton fibers are known for their natural absorbency and softness.
Wound Cleaning, Wound Dressing, Medication Application, Eye Care, Ear Care, Nasal Care, Oral Care, Applying and Removing Adhesive, Cleaning and Sterilization, Specimen Collection, Baby Care, First Aid, Cosmetic and Beauty Applications, Art and Craft, etc.
Hospital, Clinic, Nursing Home
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