BSN Comprilan Short Stretch Compression Bandage 4cm X 5m

Why Choose the BSN Comprilan Short Stretch Compression Bandage

The BSN Comprilan Short Stretch Compression Bandage is designed to provide effective compression with high working pressure and low resting pressure. Its short-stretch construction supports edema control and compression therapy when applied correctly by a healthcare professional or trained caregiver.

Key Features

✔ Size: 4 cm × 5 m

✔ Short-stretch compression bandage

✔ Provides firm compression support

✔ High working pressure with low resting pressure

✔ Reusable and washable design

✔ Durable woven construction

✔ Suitable for smaller areas and targeted wrapping

✔ Helps support edema and swelling management

✔ Can be used as part of compression therapy programs

✔ Designed for professional or guided home-care use

Benefits

✔ Helps manage swelling and fluid buildup

✔ Supports compression therapy for venous and lymphatic conditions

✔ Smaller 4 cm width is useful for hands, fingers, wrists, or narrow limb areas

✔ Short-stretch design provides effective compression during movement

✔ Low resting pressure may improve comfort while at rest

✔ Reusable construction offers long-term value

✔ Helps support consistent compression when properly applied

Usage/Application

Ideal for lymphedema management, edema control, venous insufficiency support, hand or wrist compression, and wound-care-related compression therapy when recommended by a healthcare professional. Suitable for clinics, hospitals, rehabilitation settings, compression fitting programs, and guided home care. The 4 cm width suits hands, fingers, wrists, and narrow limb areas. Compression bandaging should be applied only as directed by, and after training from, a healthcare professional, as the level of compression and the application technique are specific to the individual and critical to safe, effective treatment, and incorrect application can reduce effectiveness or cause harm. Compression therapy is not appropriate for every condition and can be contraindicated, for example with significant arterial insufficiency, so a professional assessment is needed before use. Monitor the limb for changes in skin colour, temperature, sensation, or pain, and seek advice from the care team if any concerns arise. Wash and reuse the bandage according to the manufacturer's instructions.