Wound Care Supplies for Sale at Wholesale Prices

• Standard gauze sponges for basic wound cleaning and care
• Self-adhering foam to stabilize the skin around a wound
• ABD pads for larger wounds
• Gauze rolls for basic wound care
• Non-adhering dressing for burns and surgical incisions
• Pre-sterilized, cotton-filled gauze
• Contact Layer

Although there are many types of wound supplies the most important is to have the right kind of wound dressing so that patients can heal quickly and prevent infections. Some of the most effective dressings include collagen wound dressings, composite dressings, foam dressing, HydroFiber Dressing, transparent film dressing, and alginate dressing.

You can save up to 20% on your typical medical supply bill by using bttn. Through our distributor relationships, we are able to offer the lowest prices possible, and pass the savings to the customer.

bttn has a "Subscribe and Save" feature where you can save 5% or more on your recurring order.

• Abrasions - Abrasions are usually the result of a rub or scrape on a rough surface, like skinning your knee on the playground or scratching your elbow on a brick wall. Sometimes people call abrasions strawberries or raspberries.
• Lacerations - Lacerations are cuts, slices, or tears in the skin. Lacerations are often caused by sharp objects like knives or broken glass. Bleeding may occur quickly in the cases of deep lacerations, so it is important to stop the bleeding by covering the wound and applying pressure.
• Punctures - Punctures can occur when any type of pointed objects, such as a nail, penetrates the skin. Puncture wounds may not bleed much outwardly, but a deep puncture can cause internal bleeding. Apply pressure and rinse the wound with clean water to remove all dirt. Before drying and covering with a bandage, apply antibiotic cream or ointment. Watch the puncture for signs of infection, such as spreading redness, pain, swelling, or fever.
• Avulsions - Avulsions are severe injuries that can cause uncontrolled, life-threatening bleeding. This type of injury typically occurs when skin or a body part is partially or completely torn away. These injuries often result from serious trauma, such as car or motorcycle accidents, explosions, or gunshots

Currently, there is no shortage. There is no back ordering on bttn. Items will be marked out of stock as soon as we get word of a shortage from suppliers. We pride ourselves on being transparent with customers on supply and pricing.

bttn does not require any provider to be a member of GPO to purchase wound care supplies. If you are a member of a GPO and want to utilize GPO pricing you can fill out the form here and a sales rep will reach out to you to get you your supplies.

bttn has no minimum order quantities (MOQs) required to make a purchase. You can get as much or as little as you need. We strive to be as flexible as we can given the varying size of providers that use our platform.

• Alginate
• Hydrocolloid
• Foam
• Semipermeable Film
• Hydrofiber