Self Adherent Wrap Adhesive Bandage Gauze Rolls Elastic First Aid Medical Tape

Product Features:

• Versatile First Aid Solution: Ideal for a variety of minor injuries, wounds, sprains, and strains, providing support and protection.
• Self-Adherent Design: Sticks to itself without the need for clips or tape, ensuring a secure and comfortable fit.
• Stretchy and Conformable: Conforms to body contours, allowing for a wide range of motion and flexibility.
• Breathable Material: Made from lightweight, breathable fabric that allows air circulation, promoting wound healing.
• Easy to Tear: Easily tears by hand, making it convenient to apply and adjust without scissors.
• Non-Sterile: Suitable for non-critical wounds and injuries that do not require sterile dressings.
• Latex-Free: Hypoallergenic and safe for individuals with latex allergies.

Benefits:

• Provides support and protection for minor injuries, wounds, and sprains.
• Easy and convenient to apply and adjust, saving time and hassle.
• Comfortable to wear, allowing for a full range of motion.
• Promotes wound healing by allowing air circulation.
• Versatile and cost-effective solution for various first aid needs.

Specifications:

• Material: Breathable Non-Woven Fabric
• Adhesive: Self-Adherent
• Elasticity: Moderate
• Dimensions: Various sizes available, typically ranging from 2 inches to 4 inches in width and 10 yards to 15 yards in length.

Additional Features:

• Available in a variety of colors to match skin tones or for color-coding injuries.
• Can be used as a compression bandage to reduce swelling and promote circulation.
• Suitable for use on both humans and animals.

Usage Instructions:

1. Clean and dry the wound or injured area.
2. Unroll a few inches of the bandage and wrap it around the affected area.
3. Apply the bandage securely, ensuring it sticks to itself without the need for tape or clips.
4. Adjust the tightness as needed for comfort and support.
5. Dispose of the bandage after use.

WebMD: Self-Adherent Wrap Bandage

Mayo Clinic: Minor Cuts and Wounds