Elastic-mesh bandage No. 1-0.3m №1

Use: Elastic mesh bandage No.1-0.3m is intended for reliable fixation of dressings on various parts of the body in adults and children. It is used in medical practice for fixing bandaging materials in surgery and traumatology. It can be used in clinical, hospital, field conditions, for first aid, and at home. The bandage is also intended for the prevention of keloid scars, engraftment of skin flaps after autotransplantation, as well as for quick and reliable fixation of dressings and tampons on injured areas. It is used instead of gauze bandages and adhesive plasters, while it does not slip, does not stick, does not restrict movement, does not impair blood circulation, and promotes skin ventilation. - How to take: For use, open the package, take out the tubular bandage and stretch it over the part of the body where the dressing (napkin) is to be fixed. The bandage should be evenly distributed around the circumference so that the axial threads of the mesh are straight. A gauze napkin with medicine is applied to the injured area of the body and secured with the mesh. If it is necessary to change the napkin, simply unroll the mesh bandage, and then secure the dressing by putting the mesh back on. Size No.1 is usually used for fixing bandages on adults' fingers, as well as on children's hands and feet. It is important to choose the correct width of the bandage, as a too narrow bandage will compress tissues, and a too wide one will slip off. - Contraindications: Individual intolerance to the materials used in the product.