Elastoplast 46018 Heavy Weight Crepe Bandage 7.5cmx2.3m

Elastoplast Heavy Crepe Bandage - Unstretched, for support following strains and sprains and moderate and light compression on wrist or ankle injuries and around the elbow and arm. This bandage is ideal for securing wound dressings and supporting strains to help alleviate swelling.

Elastoplast Heavy Crepe Bandages are strong support crepes for short to medium-term bandaging requirements. They are ideal for securing wound dressings, supporting strains, and providing compression to alleviate swelling. The heavy weight crepe bandage is suitable for use as support for sprains and strains in joints and muscles. It also works as a moderate compression bandage for knee swelling, ankle swelling, and other relevant injuries. These crepe bandages are suitable for wrist or ankle injuries and around the elbow and arm. Wrapping techniques are simple: For moderate compression, firmly wrap the injured area using a figure-8 shape or overlap for limb areas such as forearm or calf. Ensure that the areas above and below the injury are covered. Always ensure the binding is comfortable. Should any numbness or tingling sensations arise, unwrap the bandage and rebind less tightly.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

Size: 7.5cm x 2.3m

KEY FEATURES

• DURABLE DRESSING: reduces swelling whilst supporting strains and sprains
• MULTIPLE USES: suitable for use as dressing retention and light compression therapy
• EFFECTIVE SUPPORT: secures wound dressings in place and applies light compression to aid healing
• QUALITY CARE: suitable for supporting and relieving injured joints
• SIZE VARIETY: multiple widths available for any part of the body

Always read the label and follow the directions of use.

For moderate compression, firmly wrap the injured area using a figure-8 shape or overlap for limb areas such as forearm or calf. Ensure that the areas above and below the injury are covered. Always ensure the binding is comfortable. Should any numbness or tingling sensations arise, unwrap the bandage and rebind less tightly.