Workplace first aid rooms, school health rooms, event medical setups, and clinical support areas go through gauze swabs at volume — a 3-pack runs out quickly in a high-use environment. This box of 25 sterile 7.5 x 7.5cm gauze swabs is the correct format for any setting where wound cleaning and dressing changes are a regular occurrence rather than an occasional incident.

Low-lint, highly absorbent cotton construction — the swabs hold saline and antiseptic solution without shedding fibres into the wound, provide adequate absorption during wound assessment, and do not break down during use. TGA approved, hypoallergenic, latex-free, and the same swab trusted in clinical settings across Australia.

• Box of 25 sterile swabs — right format for high-use first aid rooms 25 individually sterile swabs per box provides adequate stock for a busy workplace first aid room, school health room, or event medical setup without running out mid-session. The box format allows straightforward storage and audit tracking — replace the box when depleted rather than counting individual packets. Each swab is sterile and single-use — open immediately before use and discard after application.
• Low-lint, high-absorbency cotton — no fibres left in the wound Low-lint construction means the swab does not shed cotton fibres into the wound during cleaning — fibre contamination in a wound increases infection risk and requires removal before dressing. High absorbency holds saline, antiseptic solution, and wound fluid effectively without the swab breaking down or losing structure during use. The clinical standard for wound cleaning, not a household cotton ball substitute.
• TGA approved, hypoallergenic, latex-free — 7.5 x 7.5cm standard size TGA approved to the standard used in clinical and hospital settings. Hypoallergenic and latex-free for use across all skin types and in environments where individual sensitivities cannot be confirmed. The 7.5 x 7.5cm size provides adequate surface area for wound cleaning and antiseptic application across most minor to moderate wound presentations.
• Suited to wound cleaning, dressing changes, and saline soaking The correct tool for cleaning wounds before dressing is applied, soaking wounds with saline during assessment, absorbing blood and exudate, and applying antiseptic to the wound surface. Used across worksites, schools, event first aid, and medical rooms where sterile wound contact is a non-negotiable standard. Ships from Dubbo, NSW within 2 business days.