Surepress High Comp Bdg 650947 4X3.2Yd

Name: Surepress High Comp Bdg 650947 4X3.2Yd
Brand: ConvaTec
SKU: 0768455107827
Price: 49.90 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:ConvaTec

3.4/5

€
49.90

Sold_In – 1/BX; Abmessungen – 2,5 x 2,5 x 4,6 (Zoll). Surepress High Comp Bdg 650947 4X3.2Yd. Dieses Angebot gilt für den Hochkompressionsverband SurePress. Menge: 1. Abmessungen: 4 Zoll x 3,2 Yard. Hochkomprimierter Verband mit visuellen Indikatoren für einfaches Anlegen. Behält seine Elastizität für bis zu 20 Wäschen.

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EAN: 0768455107827

Kategorien Gesundheit Pflege, Erste Hilfe, Kompressionsverbände, Bandagen und Verbände,

Herkunftsland: China. Gewicht des Artikelpakets: 0,200 lbs. Artikelverpackungsabmessungen: 6,604 cm L x 6,604 cm B x 11,684 cm H. Produkttyp: Gesundheits- und Körperpflege.

Brand	ConvaTec
Country of Origin	China
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer	No
Item Dimensions LxWxH	4.8 x 2.6 x 2.5 inches
Item model number	S127
Item Weight	0.24 Pounds
Manufacturer	ConvaTec
Product Dimensions	4.8 x 2.6 x 2.5 inches; 3.84 Ounces
Sterility Rating	Non-Sterile
Style	Elastic

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Scritto da: Lesli

Needs a clip for holding the end in place

Good bandage and instructions for wrapping. Just wish it had something to hold the end in place (like the old-style metal clips for ace bandages). The instructions said to use tape, but that didn't work (neither did tucking the top edge inside the bandage).

Scritto da: B. Szafranski

You need to purchase & use retention clips with this product — see links in review

UPDATE: changed from 2 to 4 stars (but only when auxiliary retaining clips are used), and revised text extensively. THE MAIN ISSUE: my wound-care doctor and home-care nurses believe highly in this product, but it requires an auxiliary means of retention. Thanks to some very-smart home-care nurses (much smarter than this guy) we've found a solution to the lack of a proper retention means for this product. This product is supposed to be taped to hold it in place, but that just does not work. WHY TAPE DOES NOT WORK: wound-care specialists state that this product is to be taped to hold it in place. Apparently the designer of this product has never heard of hook & loop fasteners (such as the brand name Velcro). I tried five different medical tapes, some quite sticky, and none held for more than a few hours. I tried SurePress right out of the box, and after being laundered once (cold wash & rinse, and air dry). Nothing sticks well to this product. A PROPER RETENTION MEANS: we've found that Ace-Bandage-style clips DO work well on this elastic compression wrap (see links below for the products we bought). These are the newer style clips from Ace in that they're no longer one piece of metal but are two pieces of metal with a small piece of elastic between them. IMPORTANT NOTE: you have to put a long piece of two-inch-wide fabric tape on top of those clips to hold them securely in place to prevent them from coming off (such as when moving in bed). We use either 3M Medipore or Medline Medfix cloth tape in the 2 inch width to hold the clips, but similar tapes 2 inches wide should work well. If you use a plastic medical tape the clips will stick to that tape too well, and thus they'll be difficult to remove from the tape afterwards. LINKS: these links below are to the Ace-Bandage-style clips we bought to use with this product. Or, search for Elastic Bandage Clips. SETH-Premium Quality Replacement Elastic Bandage Clips for Elastic Bandages,Compression Bandages,Crepe Bandages,Cotton Bandages,Body Wrap Clips-Secure Elastic Fastener Clips (Pack of 30 Clips). Elastic Clips for Elastic Bandages (20 pack) by Ithaca Sports ANOTHER ISSUE: to me, the yellow-squares design (which indicates the proper stretch tension) should be on both sides. That's because many nurses apply rolled bandages and gauzes in a direction that some might call backwards, i.e., they unroll it as they apply it rather than applying it in the natural unrolling direction. This product should really be made to accommodate both application methods. IN CLOSING: as always, thank you for reading my review, and apologies for it being so long.

Scritto da: N Livingston

Strong compression bandage

This compression bandage is often used to treat fluid in the leg, or elsewhere. It has very tight elasticity. It has pictures of rectangles in yellow in the middle of the bandage, and the directions are to pull the bandage so tightly that they become squares as you wrap it. You will need strong tape or clips to secure it so that it doesn't unravel.

Scritto da: David G

A good DIY wrap thats easy and durable

If your in need of a re-usable wrap, these work great. You can run them thruogh the washer using a laundry bag, then air dry...

Scritto da: ScubaReader

The best bandage to use for compression

My husband had an ulcer on his leg and needed to use compression bandages to help with the healing. We tried several different ones that didn't quite give enough compression, until this one. We ordered one to try, and it arrived relatively quickly even with it coming from England. This bandage was easy to wrap with, easy for me to get the 50% stretch the doctor recommended. After using this bandage for a week, we ordered more. These wash very well in a lingerie bag.

Scritto da: james e higgins

Compression

These are great for providing compression to a limb to reduce swelling.

Scritto da: sue blum

Four Stars

You folks need to give better guidelines with regards to your shipping policy. It is both confusing and misleading!

Scritto da: GUNNY

Very good compression bandage.

It was what my Doctor ordered and I have been able to wash them.