Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Bandage Features
- Provides excellent support for joints
- Can be used as mild compression when doubled
- May be left in place for up to seven days
- Dressing change frequency willdepend on amount of drainage
Recommended Uses:
- Dressing Retention
- Light compression
When to Use Medigrip Tubular Bandage?
- EdemaÂÂ
- Treatment of chronic venous insufficiencyÂÂ
- DislocationsÂÂ
- SprainsÂÂ
- As a retention dressing
Recommended Primary Dressings:
Contraindications:
- Patients with a known sensitivity to latex
Medline Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage FAQ's
1. What is a tubular bandage used for?
It provides light compression and warmth to reduce swelling and strengthen joints during exercise. The elastic bandage is also used to fix wound dressings quickly and effectively.
2. How do you use elasticated tubular bandage?
When used in the form of short-strength compression bandages, the tubular elastic bandages provide a soft, consistent pressure and support layer and protection for the skin.
3. Is it OK to wear a compression bandage to bed?
The compression should be comfortable, but it should not restrict blood flow. For best results, please remove the compression bandages in the night during sleep. Since swelling decreases, the compression bandage may need to be adjusted.
