American Lohmann Sterile 10 bandages 10 x 10

What is Lohmann American Sterile Dressings 10 Dressings 10x10cm used for?

The American Dressing is used to absorb bleeding and for compression. White on the wound side and blue on the outside, the Lohmann bandage, closed on all 4 sides, is highly absorbent. Well tolerated by the skin thanks to its particularly soft non-woven fabric, it is indicated for the treatment of highly exuding wounds.

It is made up of an absorbent cellulose wadding core and a non-woven (polypropylene) outer layer. On the outside, a hydrophobic barrier seals the dressing and protects clothing.

• American dressing with high absorption capacity.
• Sterile dressing that can be used to absorb bleeding.
• Inner side: cellulose fleece to allow exudate diffusion.
• Outer surface: hydrophobic, air-permeable cellulose fleece.
• Non-adherent to the wound.
• Non-woven cellulose cover.
• Soft cushion guarantees the absorption capacity of the American dressing.
• Single-use dressing. Reuse may lead to superinfection.
• Dressing closed on all four sides.
• Size: 10x10cm.

Lohmann American Sterile Dressings are medical devices specially designed to absorb bleeding and compress wounds effectively. With their generous 10x10cm format, these dressings offer extensive coverage and optimum protection for medium to large wounds.

Featuring an absorbent core of high-quality cellulose wadding, Lohmann dressings ensure maximum absorption of exudate and bleeding, promoting an optimal healing process. Their ability to retain fluids keeps the wound clean and dry, reducing the risk of infection and promoting rapid healing.

The Lohmann dressing is closed on all 4 sides, ensuring a perfect seal and preventing fluid leakage. Its white color on the wound side makes it easy to visualize the condition of the wound, while its blue color on the outside provides better visibility and facilitates application.

Made from a particularly soft and comfortable non-woven fabric, Lohmann dressings are well tolerated by the skin, even on sensitive or fragile areas. Their polypropylene composition guarantees excellent resistance to moisture and friction, ensuring reliable, long-lasting protection.

Thanks to their external hydrophobic barrier, Lohmann dressings provide effective protection against external fluids and contaminants, while preserving wound integrity. This feature also prevents leakage and staining of clothing, ensuring optimum patient comfort.

To complement your wound care, Medipore + PAD Sterile Adhesive Dressings (available in boxes of 10, sizes 10x10 cm or 5x7.2 cm) are ideal for treating acute wounds with low to moderate exudation, including surgical, traumatic and dermabrasion wounds.

How do I use these sterile dressings?

• American dressings are essential for first-aid care.
• They absorb any bleeding while protecting the wound from water, thanks to their hydrophobic film.
• The Lohmann Sterile Absorbent Dressing is a must-have item in any first-aid kit. The American dressing helps the wound to heal, while providing comfort for the injured person.

Precautions for use

Keep out of reach of young children.

What are they made of?

• Absorbent core (fluff/non-woven) in cellulose wadding (450 g/m²)
• Non-woven polypropylene cover
• Outer side: hydrophobic, blue polypropylene non-woven (40 g/m²)
• Wound side: non-woven, polypropylene (18 g/m²), highly absorbent and white in color
• Can be sterilized with steam or ethylene oxide for non-sterile products
• Dressing for oozing wounds
• Absorption of exudates

Available at

American absorbent dressings sold in boxes of 10. Size 10x10cm.

Our advice and expert opinions

Cut yourself, and a wound becomes the perfect entry point for microbes. They find favorable conditions to proliferate, leading to abscesses (pain, local redness, swelling, pus), or even infection and fever.

Superficial wounds are simple, small wounds. Even if they seem harmless, they need to be treated to avoid complications, starting with infection. Find out what to do and when to seek professional advice.

• Step 1: Clean with an antiseptic
• Step 2: Protect with a protective dressing
• Step 3: Apply a dressing to absorb bleeding and provide compression.