Grassolind, a wound contact layer made of an open weave cotton gauze which is impregnated with a non-medicated paraffin.

Grassolind protects the wound from drying out, promotes granulation and re-epithelialization.

The open weave cotton cloth allows free access of oxygen to the wound and provides good ventilation. Secretions can drain easily and maceration is avoided.

Grassolind can be cut into small pieces, e.g. when used as a matrix in split-skin grafts.

For the treatment of large surface lesions, e.g. abrasions, contusions, burns, scalds, acid burns, radiation damage, etc. In nail removal, circumcisions, etc.