Band Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages Hydroseal

Product Description: 1, a variety of colors: a variety of skin tones, white, transparent, cartoon color printing; 2, a variety of sizes, conventional size: 40×10mm, 56×19mm, 72×19mm, 72×50mm, 76×19mm, 76×25mm, 38×38mm, 20×120mm, Ø22mm, Ø25mm, Ø30mm, specially shaped 76×45mm, 60×46mm, 76×38mm,...

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Product Description:

1, a variety of colors: a variety of skin tones, white, transparent, cartoon color printing;

2, a variety of sizes, conventional size: 40×10mm, 56×19mm, 72×19mm, 72×50mm, 76×19mm, 76×25mm, 38×38mm, 20×120mm, Ø22mm, Ø25mm, Ø30mm, specially shaped 76×45mm, 60×46mm, 76×38mm, etc.;

Various packing methods: bulk, paper box, envelope bag, OPP bag, tin box, plastic box, etc.

Product functions:

1, for small wounds on the hand and foot, small size band-aids have a good protective effect;

2. For large wounds on the body, the use of large band-aids can avoid more serious injuries;

3. It is not suitable for very serious epidermal wounds.

How to Apply a Triangular Bandage (sling for forearm and wrist injuries)

Hold the bandage vertically in front of the patient with the arrow of bandage pointing towards the injured side of the body

Lay the bandage over the patient's body with the long end draping over the shoulder and the arrow tip aligned with the height of the elbow

Get the patient to hold their arm at a right angle across their chest, supporting it while you apply the triangular bandage

Take the bottom of the bandage and drape it over the other shoulder

Tie the ends of the bandage together in a knot, ensuring the elbow is well covered and supported

Tuck any loose end of the sling in at the elbow

How to Apply a Tubular Bandage (arms and legs)

Select a tubular bandage of adequate width depending on the broadest part of the limb that is being treated

Ensure the bandage is long enough by cutting it to double the desired length and allowing an extra 3-4cm on both ends

Cut two holes for thumbs if treating the lower arm

Pull the bandage around the end of the limb, moving it up the arm or leg gently and evenly

Pause before reaching the dressing, making sure that all excess length is pulled onto the lower part of the limb with none covering the hand or foot

Hold the dressing firmly in place while pulling the bandage up the opposite side of the limb, keeping the bandage on the injury side stretched away from the wound area if there is one

Pull the bandage over the dressing area while keeping the material stretched so as to not touch or move the dressing

Ensure there is an excess of the bandage to sit atop the dressing area

Fold the surplus length of the bandage over the first layer to form a double layer

Our extensive adhesive bandages selection offers the proper levels of adhesion. Choose from assorted style and sizes to provide securement without jeopardizing safety.

Try Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages to cover and protect minor wounds, cuts, scrapes and minor burns. Made with Memory Weave fabric for comfort and flexibility, these first-aid wound care bandages stretch and flex as you move. These individually-wrapped bandages are perfect for home or office first aid kit.

100-count assorted sized Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric Adhesive Bandages for first aid and wound protection of minor wounds, cuts, scrapes and burns. Adhesive bandages make a great addition to wound care supplies and first aid kits

Made with Memory Weave fabric for comfort and flexibility, these first aid bandages stretch, bend, and flex with your skin as you move, and include a Quilt-Aid Comfort Pad designed to cushion painful wounds which may help prevent reinjury

These Band-Aid Brand Flexible Fabric adhesive bandages stay on for up to 24 hours and feature a unique Hurt-Free Pad that won't stick to the wound as they wick away blood and fluids, allowing for gentle removal

From the #1 doctor recommended bandage brand, Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages help protect against dirt and germs that may cause infection. Plus, wounds covered with a bandage heal faster than uncovered wounds

Apply adhesive bandage to clean, dry skin for minor wound care and change daily, when wet or as needed. For proper wound care, treat with wound an antiseptic ointment such as Neosporin prior to application

An essential item for your breakroom or supply closet

Box of 100 Bandages, Assorted Sizes

Individually-wrapped, sterile bandages are perfect for home or office first aid kits

HSA/FSA Eligible