Molnlycke TubiGrip - Tubular Dressing 10M length (10.9 yds)

Molnlycke

Molnlycke TubiGrip - Tubular Dressing 10M length (10.9 yds)

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Description
  • 10M length (10.9 yds)
  • Multi-purpose elasticated tubular bandage
  • No pins or tapes needed
  • Full range of sizes to suit most applications
  • Easy to apply and reapply, even after washing
  • Material properties: viscose, elastane and polyamide.
  • Product contains natural rubber latex

Molnlycke TubiGrip - Tubular Dressing 10M length (10.9 yds) provides continuous support for the management of strains, sprains, and swelling. TubiGrip is a support bandage that can be used for sprains, strains, soft tissue injuries, general edema, rib cage injuries, post-burn scarring, and weak joints. Tubigrip can be positioned without pins or tape. It can also be washed and reused. Tubigrip can be cut to accommodate the exact amount required. Apply with a 2–3 cm overlap. Easy to apply. Washable. Color: natural. Contains natural rubber latex. Each box contains one tubular dressing. This product is not sold by the case.

    Available Sizes:
  • D - Large arms, medium ankles, small knees
  • E - Large ankles, medium knees, small thighs
  • F - Large knees, medium thighs

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