Non-sterile rolls of gauze bandage, 6 in x 12 ft, 6/box.

Non-sterile rolls of gauze bandage, for first aid.

Keep dressings in place and maintain pressure.

Size: 6 in x 12 ft (15 cm x 3.6 m).

6 rolls/box.

Non-Sterile Gauze Bandage Rolls - 6” x 12' (6/bte)

Make sure you're always ready for first aid with our non-sterile gauze bandage rolls. Ideal for securing dressings and compresses in place, these bandages are essential for maintaining adequate pressure on wounds.

Also available in 2“ X 12' (PS307) or 4 X 12 (PS308).

Features:

- Dimensions: 6 inches x 12 feet

- Quantity: 6 rolls per box

- Use: Perfect for first aid, these bandages help secure dressings and maintain the pressure needed for optimal healing.

Advantages:

- Convenience: Easy to use and apply, these bandages are an indispensable addition to any first-aid kit.

- Effective: Designed to provide reliable fixation and hold compresses in place, ensuring continuous wound protection.

- Economy: With 6 rolls per box, you're sure to always have a bandage on hand when you need it.

Don't let small injuries become big problems.

Order your rolls of non-sterile gauze bandage today and be prepared for any eventuality!

Peculiarities of:

Designed to provide reliable fixation and hold compresses in place, ensuring continuous wound protection.

Application:
To apply non-sterile gauze bandage rolls, follow these simple steps:

1. Prepare the wound area:

 o Clean the wound with soap and water or an antiseptic solution.

 o Gently dry the area with a sterile compress.

2. Apply a compress:

o Place a sterile compress directly on the wound to absorb blood and protect against infection.

3. Secure compress with bandage:

o Unroll the gauze bandage and start wrapping it around the injured area, starting just below the wound.

o Wrap the bandage firmly but loosely, to avoid cutting off blood circulation.

o Continue wrapping the bandage, overlapping each layer slightly to ensure complete coverage.

4. Secure the bandage:

o Once the wound is well covered, secure the bandage in place with medical tape or by knotting the ends of the bandage.

5. Check circulation:

o Make sure the bandage is not too tight by checking the color and temperature of the s      kin beyond the bandage. If the skin becomes cold, pale or blue, loosen the bandage.

6. Monitor the wound:

o Change the bandage regularly to keep the wound clean and watch for signs of infection, such as redness, swelling or pus.

These steps should help you apply non-sterile gauze bandage rolls correctly.

Maintenance and service life: 
Be sure to keep them in a dry place to avoid any moisture that could compromise their integrity.

Suggestions:
Need additional safety equipment? See the items; First-aid kit (TR01), Benzalkonium chloride antiseptic pad (PS215), Transpore breathable hypoallergenic adhesive tape (PS415) SAM multipurpose splint (SAM Splint) in foam with aluminum frame, 10. 8 X 61 X 0.5 cm (PS797), bandage dressing scissors 5-1/2 in (PS701), sterile pressure bandage, 4 X 4 (PS319).

Under “Accessories” at the bottom of the page. If you're looking for work equipment, see the following products: Adhesive bilingual security seal for first aid kits 25 per pack (TRS) and cool Jel burn gel packets, 3.5 g, 6/box (PS625).

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