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Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing, Non-Sterile (10cm x 22cm / 20cm x 22cm)

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Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing, Non-Sterile (10cm x 22cm / 20cm x 22cm)

Product Overview

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is a reliable, single-use wound dressing designed for clinical, surgical, and hospital environments where consistent infection control standards are essential. Available in multiple sizes to suit a range of wound coverage needs, these non-woven combine dressings deliver effective absorption and secure wound protection across a variety of clinical applications.

Supplied non-sterile and intended for single use only, these combine dressings are packaged in bags for convenient dispensing and stocked in high-quantity cartons to support busy healthcare facilities. As a Multigate product, they are manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of Australian medical practice, making them a trusted choice for wound management, procedure packs, and general clinical dressing applications.

Features & Benefits

Non-Woven Construction — Constructed from non woven material, these combine dressings offer effective fluid absorption and a soft, low-lint contact surface suitable for wound dressing applications.
Single Use Design — Labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, these dressings are intended for one clinical application only and should be disposed of in the appropriate waste container after use to minimise cross-infection risk.
Non-Sterile Supply — Supplied non-sterile, these combine dressings are suited to wound care procedures where sterile field requirements are managed through other means within the clinical protocol.
Multiple Sizes Available — Available in a range of sizes to accommodate different wound dimensions and clinical coverage requirements across various hospital and healthcare settings.
High-Quantity Carton Packaging — Packed in bags of 100 pieces with multiple bags per carton, these dressings are supplied in large carton quantities — ideal for high-volume clinical environments and procedure pack integration.
Infection Control Compliant — Single-use disposable design is a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-contamination between patients and procedures.
Convenient Bag Dispensing — Each inner is packaged as a bag of 100 pieces, making stock management and dispensing straightforward in busy surgical, ward, and clinical environments.

Available Sizes & Variants

Product Code Size
10-889 10cm x 22cm
10-890 20cm x 22cm 

Who Is This Product Suitable For?

🏥
Hospitals & Surgical WardsIdeal for high-volume hospital and surgical settings requiring a reliable, single-use combine dressing for wound management and post-operative care.
🧑‍⚕️
Clinical & Allied Health PracticesSuited to general practice clinics, wound care nurses, and allied health professionals conducting routine dressing changes and wound assessments.
🧹
Infection Control ApplicationsThe single-use design supports best-practice infection control protocols, reducing the risk of cross-infection between patients in clinical environments.
📦
Procedure Pack IntegrationWell-suited for inclusion in procedure packs and clinical kits where a non-sterile combine dressing component is required in bulk quantities.
🏠
Aged Care & Community HealthAppropriate for aged care facilities and community health services managing ongoing wound care requirements with cost-effective, high-quantity supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is available in two sizes: 10cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 800pcs (product code 10-889), and 20cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 400pcs (product code 10-890).
No, these Multigate combine dressings are supplied non-sterile. They are intended for single use and should be used in accordance with your facility's clinical protocols and infection control guidelines.
No. These dressings are labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, meaning they must not be reused or reprocessed. Once clinical use on the patient has finished, the dressing should be placed in the appropriate waste container. Multigate does not supply reprocessing instructions for any single-use labelled products.
The 10cm x 22cm size (10-889) is packaged as 100 pieces per inner bag, with 8 bags per carton for a total of 800 pieces per carton. The 20cm x 22cm size (10-890) is supplied as a carton of 400 pieces.
Single-use devices are a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-infection between patients. Unlike reusable devices, they do not need to withstand reprocessing, and modern materials used in their construction may retain biofilm after contact with the human body that cannot be reliably decontaminated — making disposal after a single use the safest clinical practice.

Product Overview

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is a reliable, single-use wound dressing designed for clinical, surgical, and hospital environments where consistent infection control standards are essential. Available in multiple sizes to suit a range of wound coverage needs, these non-woven combine dressings deliver effective absorption and secure wound protection across a variety of clinical applications.

Supplied non-sterile and intended for single use only, these combine dressings are packaged in bags for convenient dispensing and stocked in high-quantity cartons to support busy healthcare facilities. As a Multigate product, they are manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of Australian medical practice, making them a trusted choice for wound management, procedure packs, and general clinical dressing applications.

Features & Benefits

Non-Woven Construction — Constructed from non woven material, these combine dressings offer effective fluid absorption and a soft, low-lint contact surface suitable for wound dressing applications.
Single Use Design — Labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, these dressings are intended for one clinical application only and should be disposed of in the appropriate waste container after use to minimise cross-infection risk.
Non-Sterile Supply — Supplied non-sterile, these combine dressings are suited to wound care procedures where sterile field requirements are managed through other means within the clinical protocol.
Multiple Sizes Available — Available in a range of sizes to accommodate different wound dimensions and clinical coverage requirements across various hospital and healthcare settings.
High-Quantity Carton Packaging — Packed in bags of 100 pieces with multiple bags per carton, these dressings are supplied in large carton quantities — ideal for high-volume clinical environments and procedure pack integration.
Infection Control Compliant — Single-use disposable design is a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-contamination between patients and procedures.
Convenient Bag Dispensing — Each inner is packaged as a bag of 100 pieces, making stock management and dispensing straightforward in busy surgical, ward, and clinical environments.

Available Sizes & Variants

Product Code Size
10-889 10cm x 22cm
10-890 20cm x 22cm 

Who Is This Product Suitable For?

🏥
Hospitals & Surgical WardsIdeal for high-volume hospital and surgical settings requiring a reliable, single-use combine dressing for wound management and post-operative care.
🧑‍⚕️
Clinical & Allied Health PracticesSuited to general practice clinics, wound care nurses, and allied health professionals conducting routine dressing changes and wound assessments.
🧹
Infection Control ApplicationsThe single-use design supports best-practice infection control protocols, reducing the risk of cross-infection between patients in clinical environments.
📦
Procedure Pack IntegrationWell-suited for inclusion in procedure packs and clinical kits where a non-sterile combine dressing component is required in bulk quantities.
🏠
Aged Care & Community HealthAppropriate for aged care facilities and community health services managing ongoing wound care requirements with cost-effective, high-quantity supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is available in two sizes: 10cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 800pcs (product code 10-889), and 20cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 400pcs (product code 10-890).
No, these Multigate combine dressings are supplied non-sterile. They are intended for single use and should be used in accordance with your facility's clinical protocols and infection control guidelines.
No. These dressings are labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, meaning they must not be reused or reprocessed. Once clinical use on the patient has finished, the dressing should be placed in the appropriate waste container. Multigate does not supply reprocessing instructions for any single-use labelled products.
The 10cm x 22cm size (10-889) is packaged as 100 pieces per inner bag, with 8 bags per carton for a total of 800 pieces per carton. The 20cm x 22cm size (10-890) is supplied as a carton of 400 pieces.
Single-use devices are a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-infection between patients. Unlike reusable devices, they do not need to withstand reprocessing, and modern materials used in their construction may retain biofilm after contact with the human body that cannot be reliably decontaminated — making disposal after a single use the safest clinical practice.
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Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing, Non-Sterile (10cm x 22cm / 20cm x 22cm)—

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Description

Product Overview

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is a reliable, single-use wound dressing designed for clinical, surgical, and hospital environments where consistent infection control standards are essential. Available in multiple sizes to suit a range of wound coverage needs, these non-woven combine dressings deliver effective absorption and secure wound protection across a variety of clinical applications.

Supplied non-sterile and intended for single use only, these combine dressings are packaged in bags for convenient dispensing and stocked in high-quantity cartons to support busy healthcare facilities. As a Multigate product, they are manufactured to meet the rigorous demands of Australian medical practice, making them a trusted choice for wound management, procedure packs, and general clinical dressing applications.

Features & Benefits

Non-Woven Construction — Constructed from non woven material, these combine dressings offer effective fluid absorption and a soft, low-lint contact surface suitable for wound dressing applications.
Single Use Design — Labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, these dressings are intended for one clinical application only and should be disposed of in the appropriate waste container after use to minimise cross-infection risk.
Non-Sterile Supply — Supplied non-sterile, these combine dressings are suited to wound care procedures where sterile field requirements are managed through other means within the clinical protocol.
Multiple Sizes Available — Available in a range of sizes to accommodate different wound dimensions and clinical coverage requirements across various hospital and healthcare settings.
High-Quantity Carton Packaging — Packed in bags of 100 pieces with multiple bags per carton, these dressings are supplied in large carton quantities — ideal for high-volume clinical environments and procedure pack integration.
Infection Control Compliant — Single-use disposable design is a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-contamination between patients and procedures.
Convenient Bag Dispensing — Each inner is packaged as a bag of 100 pieces, making stock management and dispensing straightforward in busy surgical, ward, and clinical environments.

Available Sizes & Variants

Product Code Size
10-889 10cm x 22cm
10-890 20cm x 22cm 

Who Is This Product Suitable For?

🏥
Hospitals & Surgical WardsIdeal for high-volume hospital and surgical settings requiring a reliable, single-use combine dressing for wound management and post-operative care.
🧑‍⚕️
Clinical & Allied Health PracticesSuited to general practice clinics, wound care nurses, and allied health professionals conducting routine dressing changes and wound assessments.
🧹
Infection Control ApplicationsThe single-use design supports best-practice infection control protocols, reducing the risk of cross-infection between patients in clinical environments.
📦
Procedure Pack IntegrationWell-suited for inclusion in procedure packs and clinical kits where a non-sterile combine dressing component is required in bulk quantities.
🏠
Aged Care & Community HealthAppropriate for aged care facilities and community health services managing ongoing wound care requirements with cost-effective, high-quantity supply.

Frequently Asked Questions

The Multigate Non-Woven Combine Dressing is available in two sizes: 10cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 800pcs (product code 10-889), and 20cm x 22cm supplied as a Carton of 400pcs (product code 10-890).
No, these Multigate combine dressings are supplied non-sterile. They are intended for single use and should be used in accordance with your facility's clinical protocols and infection control guidelines.
No. These dressings are labelled as single use in accordance with ISO 15223, meaning they must not be reused or reprocessed. Once clinical use on the patient has finished, the dressing should be placed in the appropriate waste container. Multigate does not supply reprocessing instructions for any single-use labelled products.
The 10cm x 22cm size (10-889) is packaged as 100 pieces per inner bag, with 8 bags per carton for a total of 800 pieces per carton. The 20cm x 22cm size (10-890) is supplied as a carton of 400 pieces.
Single-use devices are a universally recognised infection control strategy that minimises the risk of cross-infection between patients. Unlike reusable devices, they do not need to withstand reprocessing, and modern materials used in their construction may retain biofilm after contact with the human body that cannot be reliably decontaminated — making disposal after a single use the safest clinical practice.