JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing – Tin Pack

JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing – Tin Pack is a sterile, non-medicated paraffin gauze dressing designed for use as a low-adherent wound-contact layer. JELONET is made from an open-mesh gauze impregnated with soft paraffin, creating a protective interface between the wound and the secondary dressing. The paraffin coating helps reduce the tendency of the dressing to adhere to the wound surface, while the open-mesh construction allows wound fluid to pass through into an appropriate absorbent secondary dressing. This makes JELONET suitable for a variety of wound-care and dressing applications when selected and applied according to professional guidance. The tin-pack format is designed for organized storage of multiple individual sterile dressings. Current Indian listings show JELONET 10 cm × 10 cm configurations supplied in tins, including examples containing 80 and 100 dressings across multiple tins. The exact quantity should be confirmed against your physical SKU before publishing.

What Is JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing?

JELONET is a paraffin gauze dressing designed to provide a non-adherent wound contact layer. Unlike ordinary dry gauze, JELONET is impregnated with soft paraffin. This paraffin coating helps create a low-adherent surface between the dressing and the wound. The open-mesh structure also permits wound exudate to pass through to a secondary absorbent dressing when one is required. JELONET is a non-medicated dressing, so it does not contain a medicinal active ingredient as part of the dressing itself.

JELONET Paraffin Gauze for Wound Dressing

Low-Adherent Wound Contact Layer

The soft paraffin coating is designed to reduce adherence between the dressing and the wound surface. This can make dressing removal more comfortable when used appropriately.

Open-Mesh Construction

The open-mesh gauze allows wound fluid to pass through to an appropriate secondary absorbent dressing rather than functioning as the sole absorbent layer.

Sterile Dressing

JELONET is supplied as a sterile dressing. The integrity of the packaging should be checked before use, and a damaged or compromised pack should not be used.

Soft Paraffin Coating

The gauze is impregnated with soft paraffin, which provides the characteristic low-adherent properties of JELONET.

Key Features of JELONET Paraffin Gauze

• Sterile paraffin gauze dressing
• Non-medicated dressing
• Low-adherent wound contact layer
• Open-mesh gauze construction
• Soft paraffin impregnated gauze
• Allows wound fluid to pass to a secondary dressing
• Suitable for appropriate wound-care applications
• Available in multiple sizes
• Tin-pack configurations available
• Designed for single-use wound-care applications

Applications of JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing

JELONET is used as a wound-contact dressing for various appropriate wound-care applications.

Burns and Minor Burns

JELONET can be used as a low-adherent dressing for suitable minor burns and scalds. Current Indian product information specifically identifies minor burns and scalds among its uses.

Cuts and Grazes

The dressing can be used for appropriate cuts and grazes where a non-adherent wound-contact layer is required.

Wounds and Ulcers

JELONET is also used for suitable wound-care applications, including wounds and ulcers, according to the healthcare professional’s assessment.

Secondary Dressing Applications

Because JELONET allows wound fluid to pass through to an absorbent secondary dressing, it can be combined with an appropriate secondary dressing when additional absorption is required.

JELONET Tin Pack for Hospitals and Clinics

The JELONET tin pack can be particularly useful for hospitals, clinics, nursing homes, dressing centres and medical-surgical suppliers that require multiple paraffin gauze dressings for routine wound-care requirements. Keeping JELONET in a multi-dressing tin configuration can make stock management convenient for healthcare facilities that regularly use paraffin gauze dressings. The exact tin configuration varies by SKU. For example, current Indian listings show 10 cm × 10 cm JELONET configurations containing 80 dressings across 4 tins and 100 dressings across 5 tins.

Common JELONET Size

One commonly listed JELONET configuration is 10 cm × 10 cm. Indian pharmacy listings also show a 10 cm × 30 cm variant. For your Surgifarm product page, I recommend putting the exact size and quantity from your physical tin into the product variation or product information rather than assuming all tin packs have the same configuration.

How to Use JELONET Paraffin Gauze

JELONET should be used according to the product instructions and the guidance of a qualified healthcare professional.

1. Wash hands before and after the dressing procedure.
2. Clean the wound and surrounding area appropriately.
3. Check the packaging before opening.
4. Open the sterile dressing package carefully.
5. Place the JELONET dressing over the wound as directed.
6. Use an appropriate absorbent secondary dressing when required.
7. Secure the dressing using a suitable bandage or medical tape.
8. Change the dressing according to the healthcare professional’s instructions.

Do not reuse the dressing.

Important Safety Information

JELONET should be used according to the instructions supplied with the product. Check the package before opening and do not use a dressing if the packaging is damaged or compromised. Current product information also recommends storing the product in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. For significant burns, deep wounds, infected wounds or wounds requiring professional treatment, seek appropriate medical care.

Why Choose JELONET Paraffin Gauze?

JELONET provides a specialized paraffin-coated, non-adherent wound-contact layer rather than functioning as ordinary dry gauze. The soft paraffin coating helps reduce adherence, while the open mesh allows wound fluid to pass into a suitable secondary dressing. Its sterile presentation and availability in different sizes and pack configurations make JELONET useful for hospitals, clinics, pharmacies and professional wound-care environments. For verified manufacturer and product information, visit the official Smith+Nephew website. Smith+Nephew – JELONET Product Information

Product Information

*Verify the exact size against your SKU.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is JELONET Paraffin Gauze Dressing used for?

JELONET is used as a low-adherent wound-contact dressing for suitable wounds, burns, cuts, grazes and other wound-care applications.

Is JELONET sterile?

Yes. JELONET paraffin gauze is supplied as a sterile dressing.

Is JELONET medicated?

No. JELONET is a non-medicated paraffin gauze dressing.

Why does JELONET contain paraffin?

The soft paraffin coating provides a low-adherent wound-contact surface and helps reduce the dressing sticking to the wound.

Does JELONET absorb wound fluid?

JELONET’s open-mesh structure allows wound fluid to pass through to an appropriate absorbent secondary dressing.

What is the common JELONET tin-pack size?

A commonly listed configuration is 10 cm × 10 cm. However, JELONET is available in different sizes and pack configurations, so the exact size should be verified from the SKU.

How many dressings are in a JELONET tin pack?

This depends on the specific SKU. Current listings show configurations such as 80 dressings in 4 tins and 100 dressings in 5 tins.

Can JELONET be reused?

No. It is intended for single use and should not be reused.