Non-Sterile Eye Pad

Description

Overview

The Multigate Eye Pad with crimped edges is a non‑sterile, single‑use pad designed for routine, non‑invasive eye protection and coverage. Its soft, absorbent construction provides gentle cushioning around the periocular area while helping to manage light discharge and tearing. The crimped edge helps the pad maintain its shape, stay in place once secured, and minimise fraying during handling. White in colour, it is suitable for use across general wards, outpatient clinics, aged care facilities, community health centres, and as a practical addition to school or workplace first aid kits. Not intended for sterile procedures.

Key features

• Crimped edge design to support shape retention and placement while reducing fraying
• Soft, absorbent surface for comfort and light fluid management
• Gentle coverage/protection from dust, ambient light, and minor contact
• Non‑irritating feel suitable for short‑term, routine use
• Non‑sterile and single‑use to support hygienic practice

Intended use and settings

• Routine eye coverage and protection in non‑invasive care
• General wards, outpatient clinics, aged care, community health, and first aid settings
• Not for use in sterile procedures or where a sterile dressing is required

Specifications

• Type/Sterility: Non‑sterile; single‑use (do not re‑use)
• Colour: White
• Size: Not specified in available sources
• Construction: Soft, absorbent pad with crimped edges (material specifics not specified)

Packaging

• Bulk packed: 100 pads per inner bag
• 20 inner bags per carton (2000 pads per carton)

Directions for use (general)

1. Clean hands and assess the eye area according to local protocol.
2. With the eye closed, place the pad gently over the periocular area.
3. Secure with suitable tape or bandage without applying excessive pressure.
4. Replace if the pad becomes soiled, loose, or as per clinical guidance.

Precautions

• Single‑use only; do not re‑use.
• Non‑sterile: do not use for sterile procedures or on open ocular injuries requiring aseptic management.
• If pain, visual disturbance, or persistent discharge occurs, seek clinical assessment.
• Check compatibility with securing tapes or adhesives if the user has sensitive skin.