Surgical Cotton

:: Description

Elastic Adhesive Bandages (EAB) are multifunctional, self-securing first aid bandages. Elastic adhesive bandages apply even and stable pressure to the injured area, preventing fluid from gathering at the injury site, which in turn reduces swelling. The self-securing bandage is painless and hassle-free to remove, as it does not stick to skin or hairs. 

:: Composition

EAB is a fabric tape with an adhesive backing. The tape is usually made from a cotton-elastic mix, and the adhesive is usually latex-based or acrylic. Elastic adhesive bandage stretches.  The fabric is clean & free from weaving defects & other impurities. It is one continuous length without joints and has fast edges.

:: Indication

It Is Used To Create And Apply Localised Pressure To Soft Tissue Injuries Such As Wrist Or Ankle Sprains, Muscle Sprains, Swollen Limbs Or Bruising.

It Is Used To Wrap Soft Tissue Injuries Or Weak Joints To Help Provide Compression And Support To The Area.

In First Aid, Elastic Adhesive Bandages Are Used As Part Of RICE (Rest, Ice, Compression And Elevation.

EAB Can Help To Control Swelling And Ease Pain Following A Joint Of Muscle Injury.

It Is Used To Hold Dressings And Bandages In Place, Helping To Stem Bleeding By Applying Localised Pressure To The Wound.

It Is Also Used For Correctional Purposes And Places That Require Elasticity.

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