High Quality Non-Woven Self-Adhesive Elastic Bandage, Fixed Bandage Wholesale

• Customization: Available
• Type: Bandage
• Feature: Disposable
• Certification: ISO13485
• Ethylene Oxide Sterilization: Ethylene Oxide Sterilization
• Group: Adult & Children
• Disinfection: Without Disinfection
• Transport Package: 1 Roll/Pack, 100 Pieces/Box
• Specification: 2.5cm*4.5m, 5cm*4.5m, 7.5cm*4.5
• Origin: China

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Product Description

 

Bandages can be used for bandaging, fixing, protecting wounds, relieving pain, and promoting healing.

1. Bandaging

Bandages can exert pressure to achieve hemostasis. By compressing the injured area to help stop bleeding, prevent infection, and promote wound healing.

2. Fixed

Bandages have a certain tension, which can provide physical support, limit joint movement, and reduce pain. Suitable for situations where swelling and severe pain occur after acute injuries such as fractures and sprains. The bandage can be wrapped around the affected area to provide stability and reduce discomfort during exercise.

3. Protect the wound

Bandages can isolate bacteria and pollutants in the external environment, avoiding further contamination of the wound. It is beneficial for open wounds that have just been injured but have not yet scabbed or have slight bleeding. Ensure that the wound is dry and free of foreign objects before covering it with a bandage.

4. Relieve pain

Due to the pressure exerted by bandages, they can reduce the sensitivity of nerve endings to a certain extent, thereby achieving the effect of relieving pain. When patients experience pain due to local soft tissue damage caused by trauma, bandages can be used appropriately to assist in treatment.

5. Promote healing

Bandages can reduce friction between tissues, promote blood circulation, and accelerate wound healing. Suitable for small uninfected wounds such as superficial abrasions and cuts. Clean the wound and ensure it is dry before use.

When using bandages for wrapping, attention should be paid to choosing the appropriate degree of tightness to avoid excessive tightness affecting blood circulation and insufficient fixation effect. In addition, attention should be paid to observing the condition of the wound, and any abnormalities should be promptly dealt with.