Category: Medical Devices
Medical Devices market research reports by Euromonitor International
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Wound Care in Pakistan
Wound Care in Pakistan Wound care in Pakistan is expected to register healthy current value and volume growth in 2024. Volume growth is supported by continuing population growth. Value sales for gauze, tape and other wound care is slightly higher than sticking plasters, through sticking plasters are ... Read More
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Wound Care in Sweden
Wound Care in Sweden Wound care in Sweden continued to see positive, yet slower growth in retail volume terms in 2024 in line with the maturity of this category. Swedes enjoy outdoor activities and being physically active, which increases the number of small cuts and scrapes. Sticking plasters/adhes ... Read More
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Wound Care in Slovenia
Wound Care in Slovenia The increasing popularity of self-medication and the convenience trend is positively impacting the performance of wound care in Slovenia in 2024. Consumer demand is stable despite demographic challenges and stagnant Euromonitor International's Wound Care in Slovenia report off ... Read More
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Wound Care in Taiwan
Wound Care in Taiwan Wound care in Taiwan is poised to record only modest growth in current value terms in 2024. Economic uncertainty has led to more cautious consumer spending in discretionary areas, including perceived non-urgent healthcare products. Many consumers are prioritising affordability a ... Read More
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Wound Care in Turkey
Wound Care in Turkey Wound care has seen significant fluctuation in demand since the outbreak of COVID-19, which heightened consumer interest in health, wellness and self-care. After society reopened, there was a noted increase in sporting activities and gym attendance. An increased focus on more ac ... Read More
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Wound Care in Uzbekistan
Wound Care in Uzbekistan Wound care in Uzbekistan predominantly centres around a basic product portfolio. Due to consumers level of income, the landscape has financial limitations, leading cost-effective solutions to be widespread. As a result, the segment is marked by an absence of noteworthy advan ... Read More
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Wound Care in Israel
Wound Care in Israel Wound care is set to see current value growth in Israel in 2024. The category is seeing increased value sales as consumers demand more advanced wound care. There is a growing demand for products that deliver faster wound healing properties, minimise scarring or reduce pain. In a ... Read More
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Wound Care in Lithuania
Wound Care in Lithuania Wound care in Lithuania is benefitting from 2024’s early start to the to the summer, with barbecues and other outdoor activities taking off in May. Outdoorsy lifestyles and time spent in nature support category sales, with both volume and current value growth rising. Though v ... Read More
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Wound Care in Norway
Wound Care in Norway Wound care is expected to see current value growth in Norway in 2024, following a resurgence in the category’s performance after the COVID-19 crisis. Outdoor activities and participation in sports continue to be the main driver of sales of wound care solutions. Outdoor activitie ... Read More
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Wound Care in Latvia
Wound Care in Latvia Wound care is witnessing retail volume sales decline in Latvia, with consumers continuing to favour cost-effective options. Private label products have been gaining popularity as consumers look to economise, as they are considered good quality among Latvians and offer good value ... Read More
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Wound Care in Uruguay
Wound Care in Uruguay Wound care is set to record double-digit retail value sales in 2024, benefiting from the change in the Argentina exchange rate. From February 2024, this immediately impacted prices and led to a decline in small-scale smuggling that bought products from Argentina to Uruguay. As ... Read More
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Wound Care in Morocco
Wound Care in Morocco As more Moroccans embrace healthier lifestyles through regular gym attendance and outdoor activities like walking, running and cycling, there is an accompanying rise in incidents of accidents and sprains, driving demand for wound care in 2024. All wound care product areas are s ... Read More
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Wound Care in Slovakia
Wound Care in Slovakia Demand for wound care products in Slovakia is set to remains stable in 2024, following a modest decline in retail volume sales in the previous year. In the first quarter of 2024, Slovak tourism experienced significant growth, with domestic travel projected to rise further as p ... Read More
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Wound Care in Costa Rica
Wound Care in Costa Rica While the recent spell of deflation in Costa Rica has caused growth in wound care current value sales to slow in 2024, the category is set to register an improved performance in retail volume growth terms. This is partly because falling prices have encouraged many households ... Read More
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Wound Care in Estonia
Wound Care in Estonia The rise in outdoor activities and sports participation amongst Estonians has led to a steady increase in demand for basic wound care products in 2024. Items such as Hansaplast adhesive bandages and Octenisept antiseptics have become essential household items, particularly duri ... Read More
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Wound Care in Egypt
Wound Care in Egypt Wound care is a rather mature category in Egypt, with somewhat unpredictable and as-needed demand, which continues to influence sales in the category in 2024. However, there is a large selection of products for consumers to choose from, including products targeted to children whi ... Read More
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Wound Care in Kazakhstan
Wound Care in Kazakhstan Following decline in 2023, wound care sales recorded moderate volume growth in 2024 due to a growing population, specifically a growing 65-year-old-and-over population, as older adults are more prone to injury and often take longer to heal. The post-pandemic return to normal ... Read More
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Wound Care in Guatemala
Wound Care in Guatemala Wound care is expected to see volume sales continue to fall in 2024, though at a slower pace than in the previous year. Sales continue to be subdued by high levels of consumer budget consciousness in a challenging economic environment, with consumers reacting to problems rath ... Read More
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Wound Care in Ireland
Wound Care in Ireland Wound care in Ireland is set to see moderate but slower retail volume and current value growth in 2024, with increases across all categories, driven by consistent consumer demand for basic first aid supplies to keep at home. Despite the economic uncertainties in the country, th ... Read More
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Wound Care in Nigeria
Wound Care in Nigeria Inflationary pressures will continue to impact the market for wound care in Nigeria in 2024. Such products are still not widely regarded as essential in the country, with many consumers not stocking these products at home. In some households, traditional alternatives, including ... Read More
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Wound Care in Ecuador
Wound Care in Ecuador Wound care in Ecuador has seen very little investment and innovation over the review period and again in 2024. Only a few brands are present in the category, and they occupy a very small space on the shelves of self-service pharmacies. In smaller pharmacies, wound care products ... Read More
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Wound Care in Peru
Wound Care in Peru The return to normality after the COVID-19 outbreak has positively impacted sales of wound care in Peru. As consumers resume activities outside the home, they are more likely to incur cuts and bruises, boosting sales and growth on the landscape. Additionally, the return of childre ... Read More
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Wound Care in Saudi Arabia
Wound Care in Saudi Arabia Increasing awareness of effective wound hygiene practices, in addition to health and safety requirements in various occupational settings, are key factors driving the demand for wound care in Saudi Arabia. Individuals and healthcare professionals alike are increasingly con ... Read More
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Wound Care in Portugal
Wound Care in Portugal Wound care is a mature category in Portugal, yet it is facing solid growth in retail volume and current value terms in 2024. It is common for households to remain stocked up in basic wound care items. The popularity of out of home activities for adults and children is supporti ... Read More
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Wound Care in South Korea
Wound Care in South Korea Wound care in South Korea is expected to maintain stable retail current value growth in 2024, with gauze, tape and other wound care accounting for the highest sales and strongest growth rate. In a mature category such as wound care, consumer purchasing patterns tend to foll ... Read More
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