How This Non-Woven Adhesive Dressing Is Built
Fibrex is a non-woven adhesive dressing built around a cotton and viscose pad, described on the product page as highly absorbent, bonded to a non-woven backing with an adhesive border listed as hypoallergenic. As a non-woven dressing with pad, the absorbent centre sits directly over the wound while the surrounding adhesive holds it in place. The pad is described as non-adherent — designed to reduce sticking to the wound bed.
Adhesive Wound Dressing for Wounds with Fluid Discharge
As an adhesive wound dressing, Fibrex is intended for wounds that produce some exudate, since the cotton-viscose pad is built to absorb fluid rather than just cover the wound. How long it can stay in place depends on how much the wound is draining and should be judged case by case rather than on a fixed schedule. It’s available in eight sizes, from 5 cm x 7 cm up to 10 cm x 35 cm, so the pad size can be matched to the wound.
Sterile Adhesive Dressing for Post-Operative Wound Care
Fibrex is supplied as a sterile adhesive dressing, individually packed and intended for single use. The product page lists it as suitable for post-operative wound dressing use, this should be confirmed against the product’s technical documentation before recommending it for a specific surgical indication. For minor everyday wounds, its non-woven backing and breathable design are the main features called out.









