Sterile roll of stretch gauze bandage (KLEEN), 2 in x 12 ft, sold individually.

Sterile roll of stretch gauze bandage, KLEEN type, for first aid.

Keeps dressings in place and maintains pressure. Stretches up to double its original length, for more comfort and a better hold.

Size:
Not stretched: 2 in x 6 ft (5 cm x 1.8 m).
Fully stretched: 2 in x 12 ft (5 cm x 3.6 m).

Packaged and sold invididually.

Sterile Gauze Bandage Rolls - 2” x 12'

Make sure you're always ready for first aid with our 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 3“ X 12' (PS314) or 4” X 12' (PS315).

Features:

- Dimensions: 2 inches x 12 feet (5 cm x 3.6 m)

- 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.

Don't let small injuries become big problems.

Order your rolls of 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 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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