Wound and Dressing Solutions

Povidone-Iodine Dressings

Antimicrobial low-adherent dressing

MEGHdin® is a low-adherent povidone-iodine dressing that delivers broad-spectrum antimicrobial protection while supporting a moist wound healing environment. Designed to minimise disruption to the wound bed during dressing changes, it helps reduce patient discomfort and tissue trauma.

Suitable for the management of both acute and chronic wounds, MEGHdin® combines antimicrobial action with a gentle wound contact layer.

Available in 5cm x 5cm and 9.5cm x 9.5cm sizes.

Haemostatic Pressure Dressings

Offering compression and supporting haemostasis

First aid and haemostatic products developed in Japan to support haemostasis and post-procedure care. Designed to protect and secure puncture sites following injections, blood collection, IV therapy, and catheter removal, these products help control bleeding while providing comfortable wound protection.

IV Pressure Pads - A targeted compression dressing designed for use after IV removal, injections, blood collection, and immunisations. Featuring a highly absorbent haemostatic pad, it helps control bleeding quickly while protecting the puncture site and supporting patient comfort during recovery.

Stepty™ and Stepty™ P Haemostatic Bandages - Flexible haemostatic bandages designed to provide secure compression and protection following blood sampling, transfusions, and infusions. Featuring a four-way stretch adhesive and compression pad, they help support haemostasis while protecting peripheral vein puncture sites. Available in two pad thickness options to suit different clinical needs.

Silicone Dressings

Silicone Dressings: soft, comfortable and gentle

Siltape – Soft silicone perforated tape roll. A popular versatile product. Ideal for small incision sites and holding dressings in place.

Silflex – A soft silicone wound contact layer that gently adheres to the skin but not to the wound bed, allowing the passage of exudate. Its many uses include skins tears, abrasions, surgical wounds, second-degree burns, lacerations and leg and pressure ulcers.