Cotton triangular bandage, 40 x 56 in, sold individually.

Cotton triangular bandage, for first aid.

Essential to support and immobilize arms and shoulders in case of fractures, sprains or strains. Can also be used to secure splints around an injured limb, to hold dressings, to apply pressure and to make a tourniquet.

Size: 40 x 40 x 56 in (100 x 100 x 142 cm).

Packaged and sold individually.

Triangular Cotton Bandage - 40 x 56 in.

Discover our triangular cotton bandage, a must-have for your first-aid kit. Designed to provide optimal support and effective immobilization, this bandage is ideal for fractures, strains or sprains.

Features:

- Dimensions: 40 x 40 x 56 inches (100 x 100 x 142 cm)

- Material: 100% cotton, soft and comfortable

- Multiple uses: Can be used to support arms and shoulders, fix splints, hold dressings, apply pressure or even as a tourniquet in an emergency.

- Individual packaging: Hygienic and practical, each bandage is individually wrapped.

Advantages :

- Versatile: Perfect for healthcare professionals, first-aiders and home users.

- Durable and reusable: Made from high-quality cotton, this bandage is built to last.

- Easy to use: Its triangular shape makes application quick and efficient.

Don't let injuries surprise you. Add this triangular cotton bandage to your first-aid kit today and be ready for any eventuality!

Peculiarities of:

The special feature of the triangular cotton bandage lies in its versatility and high-quality cotton design. Made from 100% cotton, it's soft to the touch, comfortable to wear and durable enough to be reused.

Application:
To apply a triangular cotton bandage, follow these simple steps:

Preparation:

1.  Make sure the injured area is clean and dry.

2.  Unfold the triangular bandage.

Arm support:

1.  Place the bandage under the injured arm, with the tip of the triangle pointing towards the elbow.

2.  Bring the two upper ends of the bandage around the neck and tie behind the neck.

3.   Adjust the tip of the bandage so that it is well supported under the elbow, and secure it with a safety pin or by folding it over.

Attaching a splint:

1. Place the splint along the injured area.

2. Wrap the triangular bandage around the splint and the injured area.

3. Tie the ends of the bandage to hold the splint in place.

Holding a dressing:

1.  Place dressing over wound.

2.  Wrap the triangular bandage around the area to hold the dressing in place.

3.  Tie the ends of the bandage to secure the dressing.

Use as a tourniquet:

1. In an emergency, fold the bandage into a narrow strip.

2. Wrap it around the area above the wound to stop bleeding.

3. Tie firmly, but not too tightly to avoid tissue damage.

These steps should help you to use the triangular cotton bandage effectively. If you have any further questions or need clarification, please don't hesitate to ask!

Maintenance and service life: 
Store bandages in a clean, dry place, away from moisture and dust. A closed drawer or cupboard is ideal. Avoid exposing them to extreme temperatures. A stable room temperature is preferable to maintain cotton quality.

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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