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Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Bandage Roll

C$34.99
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SKU: MSC9501

The Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Bandage provides consistent, comfortable support for sprains, strains, and soft-tissue injuries. Its stretchable tubular design allows quick application and even compression without pins or tape.

Delivery time: 1-2 Days
    • Why Choose Dermacea Gauze Pads

      The Dermacea Gauze Pads are designed for covering, cleaning, packing, or protecting wounds as part of routine wound-care and first-aid procedures. Their 8-ply construction provides absorbency and cushioning, making them practical for clinics, care facilities, home care, and medical supply rooms.

      Key Features

      ✔ Size: 4" × 4"

      ✔ 8-ply gauze construction

      ✔ 50 gauze pads per box

      ✔ 24 boxes per case

      ✔ Absorbent wound-care gauze

      ✔ Helps cover and protect wounds

      ✔ Useful for cleaning, dressing, or padding

      ✔ Suitable for first-aid and clinical use

      ✔ Practical for clinics, long-term care, and home-care supply needs

      Benefits

      ✔ Helps absorb wound drainage

      ✔ Provides protective coverage for minor wounds

      ✔ Useful for dressing changes and wound cleaning

      ✔ 8-ply design offers added absorbency compared with thinner gauze

      ✔ Box quantity is practical for daily wound-care use

      ✔ Case quantity supports facility stocking and supply rooms

      ✔ Can be used with tape, wrap, or secondary dressings as directed

      Usage/Application

      Ideal for wound dressing, wound cleaning, minor cuts, abrasions, post-procedure care, and general first-aid use as directed by a healthcare professional. Suitable for home care, clinics, hospitals, long-term care facilities, assisted living, first-aid stations, and caregiver-supported wound care. Use the gauze pads to cover, clean, pack, or protect wounds as directed, securing them with tape, a wrap, or a secondary dressing since the pads are non-adhesive, and selecting an appropriate size and absorbency for the wound. Where sterility is required, such as for open wounds, use sterile gauze and follow the care team's technique, since some gauze is supplied non-sterile for general use. Change the gauze according to the wound-care plan, keep the wound area clean, monitor for signs of infection, and for deep, heavily draining, infected, or non-healing wounds, or anything beyond a minor wound, follow the guidance of a healthcare professional.

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