Provide comfortable, flexible support with the Kedley Elasticated Tubular Bandage Size A. Designed to deliver consistent, even compression, this tubular bandage helps support weak or injured joints and muscles while assisting in the management of sprains, strains, swelling, and soft tissue injuries. The seamless, stretchable design is easy to apply and stays securely in place without the need for pins or tapes, making it ideal for everyday use. Supplied in a 1-metre length, it can be cut to the required size for a customised fit.
Ideal for use on small limbs and joints such as children's limbs, hands, wrists, and arms.
Key Benefits
- Provides comfortable, uniform compression and support.
- Helps manage sprains, strains, swelling, and soft tissue injuries.
- Seamless tubular design for improved comfort.
- Easy to apply and remains securely in place.
- Can be cut to the required length for a customised fit.
- Washable and reusable.
- Suitable for everyday use.
Suitable For
- Mild sprains and strains
- Swelling and inflammation
- Soft tissue injuries
- Joint and muscle support
- Retaining dressings
- Everyday compression therapy
Materials
- Cotton
- Elastodiene
- Polyamide
Instructions for use
Select the correct width size of the Tubular Support Bandage, dependent on the broadest part of the limb you are treating. (See Fitting Guide.) Cut the bandage to double the desired length, allowing for an extra 3–4cm length on both ends. If the bandage is being used on the lower arm, measure out and cut two holes for the thumb. Pull the bandage over the hand or foot and move it up the limb, gently and evenly. Fold the rest of the tubular bandage gently over the first layer, forming a double layer, to aid compression and keep the bandage in place
Warnings
- Do not apply too tightly, as this may restrict circulation.
- If numbness, tingling, increased pain, or skin irritation occurs, remove the bandage immediately and seek medical advice.
- Consult a healthcare professional for serious or persistent injuries.
- Keep out of reach of children when not in use.