Bandages

Bandages are common medical products. They come in many types such as BP crepe bandage, 100% cotton bandage, spandex bandage and so on.

Material used for fixing and protecting wounded areas are essential to surgeries, and also could be used for emergencies in field actions. Great bandages should be easy to use and good-looking, and have proper pressure, great air permeability, desirable infection resistance, and low allergy risk, so that the wounds can heal as soon as possible.

Bandage usage tips

1. The patient should be in proper gesture.
2. The wounded limb should be well positioned so that pain will be caused dduring the bandaging process.
3. The one who is bandaging are supposed to stand in front of the patients, so he or she can observe patients' facial expressions.


4. The bandaging should start from the far end of limb, and approach the trunk inch by inch. Firstly, the bandage should go around the wounded limb for two circles so the bandage can be fixed.
5. Hold the bandage roll carefully, and don't drop it. Make sure it covers the wound area flatly.
6. Each circle should be bind with about the same pressure. If it goes too loose, the bandage will fall off. However if it is too tight, the blood circulation will be disturbed.
7. The wound area should be carefully cleaned and dried, except for acute bleeding, open wound and fracture.
8. Remove the ring, bracelet, watch and necklace before the using the wound bandage

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Crepe Bandage








 

Feature
1.This bandage is made of cotton and individually wrapped.
2. As a woven support bandage, it has great stretch performance.
3. The bandage is soft, supple and latex free. It touches quite comfortable.
4. This product can provide desirable support for sprains and strains. It also can be used for dressing retention.
5. The 100 cotton bandage is available in crepe type and plain type.
6. The color can be natural off white or bleached white.
7. The product could be pouched, bagged, or boxed.