Wound Care Supplies — Dressings, Bandages & Advanced Wound Management
Healix offers a comprehensive wound care catalog covering everything from basic adhesive bandages to advanced antimicrobial dressings for complex chronic wounds. Our 30,000+ wound care products include alginate dressings, foam dressings, hydrogel, compression bandages, negative pressure therapy, and wound cleansers from top brands like 3M, Coloplast, ConvaTec, Medline, and Smith+Nephew.
778 products available in Wound Closure
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McKesson
McKesson Hydrogel Dressing 2x2 in 12ct
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Covidien
Covidien Foam Dressing 4x8 in 10ct
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Covidien
Covidien Gauze Sponge 3x3 in 100ct
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Covidien
Covidien Silicone Foam Dressing 6x6 in 10ct
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Coloplast
Coloplast Silicone Foam Dressing 2x2 in 10ct
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Smith & Nephew
Smith & Nephew Alginate Dressing 2x2 in 10ct
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Ansell
Ansell Compression Bandage 3 in 12ct
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Convatec
Convatec Hydrogel Dressing 4x4 in 12ct
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Convatec
Convatec Compression Bandage 6 in 12ct
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Hollister
Hollister Wound Closure Strip 1/4x3 in 100ct
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Halyard
Halyard Wound Closure Strip 3/8x3 in 100ct
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Smith & Nephew
Smith & Nephew Hydrocolloid Dressing 4x4 in 20ct
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Hollister
Hollister Wound Closure Strip 1/4x3 in 50ct
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Dynarex
Dynarex Rolled Gauze 3 in x 4.1 yd 24ct
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Hollister
Hollister Silicone Foam Dressing 6x6 in 10ct
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Baxter
Baxter Silicone Foam Dressing 6x6 in 10ct
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Cardinal Health
Cardinal Health Rolled Gauze 4 in x 4.1 yd 24ct
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BD
BD Hydrocolloid Dressing 4x4 in 10ct
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Coloplast
Coloplast Foam Dressing 2x2 in 25ct
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McKesson
McKesson Wound Closure Strip 1/4x3 in 50ct
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McKesson
McKesson Transparent Film Dressing 2x3 in 50ct
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Medline
Medline Hydrocolloid Dressing 2x3 in 20ct
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Ansell
Ansell Rolled Gauze 3 in x 4.1 yd 24ct
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McKesson
McKesson Gauze Sponge 2x2 in 200ct
Frequently Asked Questions — Wound Closure
What type of dressing is best for a chronic wound?
Chronic wounds such as diabetic ulcers, pressure injuries, and venous leg ulcers benefit from advanced moisture-retentive dressings. Alginate dressings absorb heavy exudate; foam dressings manage moderate exudate; hydrogel dressings rehydrate dry wounds. Consult your clinician for a wound-specific protocol.
How often should wound dressings be changed?
Dressing change frequency depends on wound type and exudate level. Lightly exuding wounds may require changes every 3–7 days; heavily exuding wounds may require daily changes. Follow manufacturer guidance and clinical protocols.
What is the difference between sterile and non-sterile wound dressings?
Sterile dressings are individually packaged and required for open wounds, surgical sites, and burns. Non-sterile dressings are suitable for intact skin or heavily colonized wounds where sterility is not critical.