High-quality medical gauze should be made of 100%脱脂棉 (degreased cotton), with a soft and delicate texture, free of hard stems, impurities, or mixed chemical fibers. A simple combustion test can assist in judgment: pure cotton burns into grayish-white loose ash with no peculiar smell; if it contains chemical fibers, it will emit a pungent odor during combustion, and the ash will be black and hard.
The fabric surface must be flat and uniform, without defects such as skipped stitches, broken threads, or missed weaving. The edges should be neat without loose threads to avoid lint shedding that may contaminate wounds during use. High-quality gauze has a moderate weaving density, ensuring both breathability and preventing fiber detachment.
The packaging must be completely sealed, clearly marked with the sterilization method (e.g., ethylene oxide sterilization), sterilization validity period, and production batch number to ensure sterility when opened.
As a sterile medical device, it must be registered with the National Medical Products Administration (NMPA), with a "medical device registration number" (e.g., "Yu Xie Zhu Zhun XXXX") printed on the packaging. Export products must also meet target market standards (such as EU CE, US FDA, ISO 11103, etc.) and can provide corresponding quality inspection reports and certification documents.
There should be no pungent odor when opened, avoiding safety issues caused by sterilization residues or material problems.
It should have certain tear resistance in both dry and wet states, not easily breaking when gently pulled, to avoid fiber residue in the wound due to breakage during use, which may affect healing.
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