Product Description
The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm is a sterile, high-absorbency wound dressing designed to help manage large wounds with moderate to heavy exudate.
Supplied in a bulk bag of 50, each dressing is individually wrapped for hygienic storage, easy dispensing and efficient use in high-demand healthcare, aged care and first aid environments. The generous 20 × 20 cm size provides broad coverage for suitable larger wounds, surgical sites, ulcers and trauma-related injuries.
The AEROWOUND™ ACD2020S is a practical choice for wound clinics, hospitals, aged care facilities, emergency departments, medical centres and workplace first aid rooms that need larger sterile absorbent dressings available in volume.
Product Snapshot
| Product Name | AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50 |
| Product Code | ACD2020S |
| Type | Combine dressing |
| Size | 20 × 20 cm |
| Packaging | Bag of 50 |
| Wrapping | Individually wrapped |
| Main Use | Absorbent wound dressing for larger wounds and moderate to heavy exudate |
| Suitable For | Wound clinics, hospitals, aged care facilities, emergency departments, medical centres and workplace first aid rooms |
Key Benefits
- Generous 20 × 20 cm coverage for larger wound areas, surgical sites and suitable trauma-related injuries.
- Highly absorbent core to help manage moderate to heavy wound exudate.
- Soft non-woven outer layer for gentle contact with sensitive or damaged skin.
- Sterile individual wrapping to support hygienic storage and dispensing.
- Bulk bag of 50 for high-use clinical, aged care and first aid environments.
- Practical for larger wound care needs where broad absorbent coverage is required.
- Ready-to-use format for treatment rooms, wound care stock and first aid replenishment.
Designed for Large Wound Coverage
The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm is designed for wound care situations where a smaller dressing may not provide enough coverage.
Its larger size makes it suitable for wound areas that need broader absorbent protection, including suitable post-operative wounds, ulcers, abrasions and trauma-related injuries. The absorbent core helps draw in and retain wound fluid, while the soft non-woven outer layer supports gentle application.
This dressing can be used in first aid, clinical and care settings where a sterile absorbent dressing is appropriate.
Bulk Bag of 50 for High-Demand Settings
The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing is supplied in a bag of 50, making it useful for environments where larger dressings are used regularly and need to be kept in stock.
The bulk format may suit:
- Wound clinics
- Hospitals and emergency departments
- Aged care facilities
- Medical centres and treatment rooms
- Healthcare and support service providers
- Workplace first aid rooms
- First aid kit replenishment
- Community health settings
- Care facilities managing regular wound care stock
For organisations managing multiple treatment areas or first aid points, bulk supply can help simplify restocking and reduce the risk of running short on larger sterile dressings.
Sterile and Individually Wrapped
Each AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing is individually wrapped to help maintain sterility before use. This supports hygienic storage, simple dispensing and practical restocking in busy environments.
The individually wrapped format makes it easier to store dressings in first aid cabinets, treatment rooms, emergency trolleys, wound care areas and clinical stock locations without exposing unused dressings to contamination.
Dressings should remain sealed until they are ready to be used.
Suitable Uses
The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50 may be suitable for first aid and clinical settings where larger sterile absorbent dressings are required.
It may be used for:
- Large wound areas
- Surgical sites
- Post-operative wound coverage
- Ulcers
- Abrasions
- Suitable trauma-related injuries
- Wounds with moderate to heavy exudate
- Wound clinic restocking
- Aged care wound care supplies
- Hospital and emergency department stock
- Workplace first aid room replenishment
Use should always follow workplace procedures, clinical guidance or relevant first aid training. Seek medical advice for serious wounds, deep wounds, infected wounds, heavily bleeding wounds or wounds that do not improve.
Product Specifications
| Product Name | AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50 |
| Product Code | ACD2020S |
| Product Type | Combine dressing |
| Size | 20 × 20 cm |
| Packaging | Bag of 50 |
| Wrapping | Individually wrapped |
| Sterile | Yes |
| Application | Absorbent wound dressing |
| Suitable Settings | Wound clinics, hospitals, aged care, emergency departments, workplace first aid and healthcare environments |
Why Choose AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50?
The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50 provides broad coverage, dependable absorbency and practical bulk supply for high-demand care environments.
Its generous size makes it suitable for larger wound areas where extra coverage is required, while the high-absorbency core helps manage wound fluid. The sterile individual wrapping supports hygienic storage and easy dispensing, and the bulk bag of 50 helps clinics, hospitals, aged care facilities and first aid rooms maintain consistent wound care stock.
For professional care settings and workplace first aid rooms, the ACD2020S is a reliable option for keeping larger sterile absorbent dressings ready to access.
Storage and Maintenance Tips
To keep AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressings ready for use:
- Store dressings in a clean, dry first aid or clinical storage area.
- Keep each dressing sealed in its sterile wrapper until use.
- Do not use if the wrapper is open, damaged or contaminated.
- Check stock regularly for expiry dates and packaging condition.
- Replenish dressings after use or during routine first aid kit checks.
- Keep dressings accessible to trained staff, carers or first aiders.
- Store with other wound care supplies where appropriate, such as gloves, saline, bandages and tape.
- Keep bulk stock organised so dressings can be selected quickly when needed.
For workplaces, wound dressings should form part of a broader first aid setup based on the workplace risk assessment and likely injury types.
Frequently asked questions
What is the AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressing 20 × 20 cm Bag/50 used for?
It is used as a sterile absorbent dressing to help manage wound exudate and provide coverage for suitable larger wounds in first aid, clinical and care settings.
What size is each dressing?
Each dressing measures 20 × 20 cm.
How many dressings are included?
This product is supplied in a bag of 50 dressings.
Are the dressings individually wrapped?
Yes. Each dressing is individually wrapped to support hygienic storage and easy dispensing.
Are these dressings sterile?
Yes. The AEROWOUND™ Combine Dressings are sterile and designed for first aid and wound care use.
What types of wounds can this dressing be used for?
It may be suitable for appropriate surgical sites, post-operative wounds, ulcers, abrasions, larger wound areas and suitable trauma-related injuries with moderate to heavy exudate. Serious, deep, infected or worsening wounds should be assessed by a healthcare professional.
Is this product suitable for wound clinics and hospitals?
Yes. The bulk bag of 50 makes it suitable for wound clinics, hospitals, emergency departments and other high-use healthcare environments.
Can this dressing be used in aged care facilities?
Yes. It may be suitable for aged care facilities where larger sterile absorbent dressings are required as part of wound care stock.
Can this dressing be used in workplace first aid rooms?
Yes. It may be suitable for workplace first aid rooms and first aid replenishment where larger sterile absorbent dressings are needed.
How should these dressings be stored?
Store them in a clean, dry place and keep each dressing sealed in its sterile wrapper until ready for use.
When should a dressing be replaced?
Dressings should be replaced according to first aid guidance, clinical instructions or workplace procedures. Replace any dressing that becomes saturated, loose, contaminated or no longer suitable for wound coverage.