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Wound Care

Taking care of wounds properly is an important task for your health. When you don’t take care of a wound, you can get infected or sick. Get the right care supplies for wounds at great prices. Never fear of high prices of wound care products such as coban, dressings, gauze, and so much more!
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      Do you sell wound care products in individual packs?

      Although we do have some items we sell individually, most of our wound care products are sold by the case.

      If the product is non-sterile is it safe to use?

      Yes, although non-sterile products are more often used for closed wounds, they are great for providing soft cushioning support, protective barriers, wraps to secure sterile dressings, or coverage for a bruise or any other related wound. Sterile products are often more expensive, so purchasing non-sterile products can be more cost-effective for a healthcare facility that does not often see open wounds, or surgical incisions.

      What does non-woven mean?

      Non-woven products are formed of a fabric-like material made from staple fibers (short) and long fibers (continuous long), that are bonded together by chemical, mechanical, heat, or solvent treatment. The term is used in the textile manufacturing industry to denote fabrics, such as felt, which are neither woven nor knitted.

      What is the difference between gauze and wound dressings?

      A wound dressing is an applied layer that covers, protects, and absorbs moisture. While gauze can be used as a dressing, it is usually used to hold the primary dressing in place.

      What are packing strips used for?

      Packing strips are used when a wound is very deep under the skin. Packing a deep wound allows it to heal properly on the inside and not just on the surface. If you feel your injury requires packing, please consult your doctor before attempting to treat the wound yourself.

      How do I care for my wound?

      Here at OTC Wholesale, we have a wide range of products to help aid your healing process. If you have questions about how to care for your individual needs, please consult your doctor or primary care physician.

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      Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS)

      TENS is a non-invasive, drug free method of controlling pain, which uses tiny electrical impulses sent through the skin to nerves in order to modify your pain perception. In most people it is effective in reducing or eliminating the pain.

      Electronic Muscle Stimulation (EMS)

      EMS works by sending electronic pulses to the muscle(s). This is achieved by sending low frequency electric pulses through muscle tissue causing them to gently contract. In this way the muscles are passively exercised and blood flow is increased

      Galvanic Stimulators

      Galvanic Stimulators use direct current, which creates an electrical field over the treated area. The positive pad works like ice, causing reduced circulation to the area under the pad. The negative pad works like heat, causing increased circulation.

      Interferential

      IF sends small comfortable electrical impulses through your skin to work on deeper tissue stimulation. The sensation works to prevent pain signals from reaching the brain.

      Infrared

      Infrared Light Therapy help the body by delivering specific light waveforms that increase circulation. Increasing circulation helps promote healing, lessen swelling, and helps in reducing pain.

      Ultrasound

      Portable Ultrasounds give advanced pain relief using sonic stimulation of soft tissue cells. They generate pulsed, high frequency sound waves, which travel deep into the tissue, generating vasodilation. This helps increase blood flow to the treated area.

      Russian

      Russian stimulation uses medium frequencies to provide stimulation to muscle groups. This is used to reduce muscle spasms as well as for muscle strengthening. This method was created to produce maximal muscle strengthening effects.

      Micro Current

      Microcurrent Therapy uses extremely small amounts of electrical current (millionths of an amp) to help relieve pain and heal soft tissues of the body. The electrical current used in Microcurrent Therapy is so small that it is rarely felt.