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I.V. Dressing is specialized, transparent, sterile, and adhesive medical dressings used to secure intravenous catheters. They form a waterproof barrier to prevent contaminants from entering, allow for continuous on-site inspection, last for up to 7 days, and reduce catheter dislodgement.











ADVAN Medical (Suzhou Advan Medical Technology CO., LTD) is leading China I.V. Dressing manufacturers and OEM/ODM I.V. Dressing factory, the pioneering enterprise of ADVAN Group, has been a global leader in Medical industry, specializing in high-quality medical equipment and consumables since its establishment in 2003.
With 20+ years of experience in medical manufacturer and exporter, we specialize in first-aid, wound dressing, sport bandages, family healthcare and medical supply(such as gauze, bandages, cotton, medical tape and non-woven products). We have exported our products to 60+ countries worldwide, including Southeast Asia, Africa, Middle-east, Eastern Europe, Russia, South America and Oceania. Our customers include hospitals, first-aid suppliers, medical distributors and retailer shops.
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READ MOREADVAN Medical (Suzhou Advan Medical Technology Co., Ltd.) manufactures transparent, sterile, adhesive I.V. dressings and catheter fixation patches for hospitals, medical distributors, first-aid suppliers and retail healthcare brands. As one of the established wholesale I.V. Dressing manufacturers, we produce these dressings in Suzhou, China, alongside our wider wound dressing, medical tape and body patch ranges.
The range is built around peripheral and central venous access: securing the catheter hub, covering the puncture site, forming a waterproof barrier and allowing continuous visual inspection of the insertion point without lifting the film.
Our I.V. dressing family is a transparent film-based adhesive dressing with a defined window for the puncture site and a reinforced fixation area for the catheter or cannula hub. The construction combines a breathable polyurethane film, a hypoallergenic medical adhesive and a release liner, with optional non-woven or paper stabilization strips.
Because the film is transparent, nursing staff can monitor the site for redness, swelling, moisture or discharge without disturbing the dressing. The waterproof outer surface protects the site during washing and routine patient care, while the adhesive border keeps the cannula stable against pull and accidental dislodgement.
Material selection drives wear time, breathability and skin tolerance. We confirm the film thickness, adhesive type and backing format against the intended wear duration and the patient population before quoting.
| Construction Element | Options We Offer | Application Consideration |
|---|---|---|
| Transparent film | Polyurethane film in a range of thicknesses | Higher moisture vapour transmission for longer wear; thicker film for durability |
| Adhesive | Hypoallergenic acrylic medical adhesive | Balances secure fixation with gentle removal on sensitive or elderly skin |
| Release liner | Split liner, tabbed liner or single liner | Split and tabbed liners support aseptic application with gloved hands |
| Fixation strip | Non-woven, paper or film reinforcement | Adds hub and tubing security at peripheral or central line sites |
| Sterile presentation | Individual peel pouch, paper-film pouch | Aseptic opening and clear lot traceability for hospital stock control |
Dressing size is matched to the catheter gauge, the anatomical site and the amount of tubing movement expected. Small dressings suit paediatric and peripheral sites; larger formats cover central venous access and areas where the line is manipulated frequently.
Our Suzhou operations run under ISO 13485:2016 quality management, and most of our products are CE certified. Our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements. Production follows a documented route from incoming raw material inspection through coating, converting, cutting, packaging and final release.
For adhesive body-contact products, our control points include adhesive coat weight, peel adhesion, initial tack, film clarity, dimensional accuracy of the die-cut window and seal integrity of the sterile pouch. Batch records and retained samples support traceability from raw material lot to finished carton.
We supply I.V. dressings as finished products under our customers' brands, and we also develop new formats where a standard size does not fit the intended clinical use. Customization covers shape, dimension, adhesive grade, film thickness, liner format, fixation strip design, print and packaging.
Our in-house chain runs from raw material to finished product, which keeps development, coating, converting and packaging under one quality system. More than ten technical staff support ODM projects, and our sampling process typically returns a first sample within 3–7 business days, with 1–3 modification rounds depending on product type and development needs.
I.V. dressings sit within our broader adhesive and wound care portfolio, so a single project can combine catheter fixation, wound coverage and tape in one shipment.
We prepare a specification and quotation from the working point, not from a catalogue number alone. The following inputs let us confirm film, adhesive, size, fixation and packaging in one pass.
| Project Input | Why We Need It |
|---|---|
| Intended clinical use and catheter type | Determines window size, fixation strip design and adhesive grade |
| Target dressing dimensions | Sets die-cut tooling, border width and pouch size |
| Required wear time and skin sensitivity | Guides film thickness, moisture vapour transmission and adhesive selection |
| Sterile or non-sterile requirement | Defines pouch format, sealing process and release testing |
| Branding, print and packaging format | Confirms artwork, liner print, carton configuration and MOQ |
| Target market and regulatory route | Aligns documentation and labelling with the destination market |
| Order volume and delivery schedule | Sets production planning, MOQ and shipment scope |
Standard supply is individual sterile peel pouch, then printed inner box and export carton. We confirm the unit count per box, carton dimensions and labelling content against the customer's market requirements before production. Documentation typically includes the packing list, certificate of analysis and batch traceability records.
Our MOQ for medical consumables starts at 1,000–10,000 units per specification, with higher thresholds for Pantone colour customization and custom printed packaging. Lead time depends on the cooperation mode: standard product with customer packaging generally runs 20–50 days, while full turnkey projects with new tooling and packaging run 30–60 days.
We produce compact peripheral dressings through to larger central line formats, with the window and adhesive border sized to the catheter and anatomical site. Custom dimensions are cut on dedicated tooling, so a non-standard size is a normal project rather than an exception.
Yes. Our standard presentation is a sterile peel pouch with lot number and expiry print. We confirm pouch material, seal configuration and sterile barrier testing against the intended market before release.
We manufacture under customer brands and apply customer artwork to the liner, pouch and carton. Custom printed packaging carries a higher MOQ than standard packaging because of print setup and run length.
First samples are typically ready within 3–7 business days. Depending on product type and development needs, we allow 1–3 modification rounds for texture, colour, adhesive or functional adjustments.
Our Suzhou operations follow ISO 13485:2016 quality management, most of our products are CE certified, and our Suzhou factories comply with FDA requirements. Batch records, inspection data and retained samples support traceability for each production lot.
Yes. I.V. dressings ship alongside our wound dressings, medical tapes, electrode pads and first-aid kits, which reduces the number of suppliers and shipments for a hospital or distributor programme.