Wound Care Surgical Dressing Bandage Breathable Gauze PBT Elastic Bandage

Custom Wound Care Medical Supplies Breathable Gauze Wrapped Crepe PBT Elastic Bandage

The inclusion of breathable gauze indicates a focus on creating a wound care product that promotes air circulation, which can be beneficial for wound healing.

The breathable gauze and elastic properties make this product suitable for wound dressings, providing a comfortable and conducive environment for healing.

• Material: Non-woven, Cotton, Cotton and Spandex, Polyamid and Cotton
• Soft, comfortable and high elasticity.
• Allow skin to breath.
• Constant unwinding tension.
• Provide light compression, apply to avoid cutting circulation.
• Color and size can follow customer’s demand
• Stable and reliable cohesiveness
• PBT Bandage can be made with Non-adherent pad or without Non-adherent pad​

1. Breathable Gauze:
- Gauze is a material commonly used in wound care due to its breathable and absorbent nature.
- Breathability allows air circulation, promoting a conducive environment for wound healing.

2. Sterile or Non-Sterile:
- Depending on the intended use, the gauze may be sterile for use in sterile procedures or non-sterile for general wound care.

3. Individually Wrapped or Packaged:
- The term "wrapped" suggests that the gauze may come individually wrapped or packaged. This packaging helps maintain sterility and ensures cleanliness.

4. Convenience in Handling:
- Individually wrapped gauze offers convenience in handling, making it easy to open and use when needed.
- Suitable for various healthcare and first aid applications.

5. Versatile Sizes:
- The product may come in various sizes, allowing for versatility in addressing different wound sizes or medical needs.

6. Ease of Storage:
- Individually wrapped gauze is often compact, facilitating easy storage in medical kits or healthcare facilities.

What is a PBT bandage used for?
Elastic Bandage is ideal for use in varicosis, sportive traumas, soft-tissue tractions, dislocations and distortion bandaging, muscular and fiber captures. It has 150 % elasticity and comes with two (2) clips.

1. Compression and Support:
- PBT bandages are known for their elasticity, which makes them suitable for providing compression and support to injured limbs, joints, or soft tissues.
- They are often used in the treatment of sprains, strains, and other injuries where controlled compression is beneficial.

2. Orthopedic Applications:
- PBT bandages are commonly employed in orthopedic care for supporting and immobilizing injured or post-surgical limbs.
- They can be used to create custom splints or wraps for specific orthopedic conditions.

3. Wound Dressing Retention:
- PBT bandages are used to secure wound dressings and dressings applied after surgical procedures.
- Their elasticity allows for a snug and comfortable fit, helping to keep dressings in place.

4. Edema Management:
- The compression provided by PBT bandages can assist in managing edema or swelling, particularly in conditions such as venous insufficiency or lymphedema.

5. Sports Medicine:
- PBT bandages are frequently used in sports medicine for wrapping joints and providing support during athletic activities.
- They offer a balance of compression and flexibility, allowing athletes to maintain a range of motion.

6. Postoperative Care:
- After certain surgical procedures, PBT bandages may be applied to provide postoperative support and reduce swelling.
- They help in minimizing movement in the surgical area, promoting proper healing.

7. First Aid:
- PBT bandages are versatile and can be used in various first aid situations where compression and support are required.
- They are convenient for providing initial care for minor injuries.

8. Veterinary Care:
- PBT bandages are also used in veterinary care for wrapping injuries on animals and providing support to injured limbs.

9. Splinting:
- PBT bandages can be used in conjunction with splints to provide additional support to fractured or injured limbs.
- They assist in stabilizing the affected area during the healing process.

10. General Bandaging:
- PBT bandages are suitable for general bandaging purposes, where a combination of stretchability and compression is needed.
- They are easy to apply and conform to the shape of the body.

Is crepe bandage same as compression bandage?
The heavy weight crepe bandage is suitable for use as support for sprains and strains in joints and muscles. It also works as a moderate compression bandage for knee swelling, ankle swelling, and other relevant injuries.

Is crepe bandage washable?
Crepe bandage washing instructions are simple. Just wash the bandages by hand in warm water with soap or laundry detergent and rinse well. Hang the bandages to air dry or dry them on a radiator.

Crepe bandages are generally washable, but it's essential to follow specific care instructions to maintain their integrity and effectiveness. Here are some general guidelines on washing crepe bandages:

1. Check Manufacturer's Instructions:
- Always check the manufacturer's instructions and care guidelines provided with the crepe bandage. Different brands or materials may have specific recommendations.

2. Use Mild Detergent:
- If washing is permitted, use a mild detergent. Avoid using harsh chemicals or bleach, as they can damage the elastic fibers in the bandage.

3. Hand Wash or Gentle Cycle:
- Hand washing is often recommended to prevent excessive wear and tear. However, some crepe bandages may be machine washable using a gentle cycle.
- Place the bandage in a mesh laundry bag to protect it during machine washing.

4. Avoid Aggressive Washing:
- Avoid aggressive scrubbing or wringing, as this can damage the elastic properties of the bandage.
- Gently squeeze the water out without twisting or stretching the bandage.

5. Use Cold Water:
- Wash the crepe bandage in cold or lukewarm water. Hot water may cause the elastic fibers to lose their elasticity over time.

6. Air Dry:
- Allow the crepe bandage to air dry by laying it flat on a clean, dry surface.
- Avoid hanging the bandage, as the weight of the water can cause it to stretch.

7. Avoid Heat Sources:
- Do not expose the bandage to direct sunlight or heat sources, as excessive heat can affect the elasticity of the material.

8. Store Properly:
- Once dry, store the crepe bandage in a clean and dry place. Avoid folding it excessively to prevent creases that could affect its performance.

9. Replace If Necessary:
- Over time, elastic materials may lose their elasticity, especially with repeated washing and use. If the bandage becomes stretched out or loses its effectiveness, consider replacing it.

10. Individual Considerations:
- Some crepe bandages may have specific care requirements based on the materials used. Be sure to adhere to any specific care instructions provided.

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