Sprained Wrist Elastic Bandage
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Sprained Wrist Elastic Bandage

PBT Bandage is constructed of a durable knitted fabric with interwoven elastomer, making it a practical, easy-to-use solution to the problems posed by soft tissue injuries and sprains.

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Product Introduction

PBT/Conforming bandage

PBT bandage is made of nature fiber of 60% Polyamide and 40% Cotton with wover edges They are extremely soft,breathable and comfortable,easy to apply and remove

EASY TO USE - These Sprained Wrist Elastic Bandage have 2 self-closing hook and loop straps on each end, providing a non-slip grip without the use of pins, clips or tape.
MAXIMUM COMPRESSION - The elastic compression bandage roll provides consistent stretch and maximum compression for the injured, suitable for doctors, first responders, hospitals and sports trainers to relieve muscle and joint pain.
INDIVIDUALLY WRAPPED - Each elastic bandage is individually wrapped in polyethylene, ensuring the bandage is clean and safe to use.
LATEX FREE - Not made of natural rubber latex, great for those with latex allergies.

If you have wrist pain due to a sprain, strain or medical condition like carpal tunnel syndrome or arthritis, you may find it helpful to wrap the wrist with an elastic bandage in order to help alleviate the pain. Wrist wrapping is also sometimes done to prevent injuries when participating in certain sports. It is, of course, important to know how to wrap a wrist properly.

Step 1

Make sure you have a bandage of the proper length. If it is too short, you are just going to have to start the process all over again. Begin wrapping at the point farthest away from your heart. This helps to ease swelling in the lower part of the wrist, that can sometimes actually be aggravated by the process of wrapping, and it also encourages the return of blood and lymphatic fluid. So start the first wrap just below the knuckles, covering the palm, and extending around the fingers.

Step 2

Pass the wrap between your index finger and thumb, and then do a few wraps around the wrist, extending upward toward the elbow. This provides the best level of stability, and helps to prevent further injury to the wrist. Each wrap should cover about half of the previous wrap.

Step 3

Reverse the direction. Once you get to the elbow, keep on wrapping until you are back at your hand. If you started the procedure with a bandage that is too short, you can use two bandages. Just place the start of the second one a few inches over the end of the first one, and continue wrapping. When you get to the thumb, make a figure 8 and wrap upwards a bit more.

Step 4

Secure the bandage, using either the clips that were provided with the bandage or a safety pin. You may need some assistance in order to do this.

Step 5

Make sure that the bandage is not too tightly wrapped. If your fingers feel cold, the bandage should be loosened. You should also be able to wiggle your fingers. You want to be sure that the bandage is tight enough to provide support, but not so tight that it interferes with blood flow.

Feature:

1,Materical:60% polyamid and 40% Cotton with woven edges

2,soft ,thin and permeable,with high elasticity

3,non-adherent pan available.

Application

All tapes of dressing retention,especially in joints,rounded or conical parts of the body fixation of padding material etc.