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Hot Sale OEM High Elastic Soft Medical Crepe Bandage
Crepe bandages are an essential item in any first aid kit and offer versatility, breathability and ease of use whether you’re at home or in hospital.
Crepe bandages are hospital-approved bandages made from stretchy, woven cotton. They have a textured surface help to keep the bandage secure, while the length makes it easy to wrap around the desired body area and conform to body contours. The breathable cotton material is stretchy, so it can effectively compress a swollen area without cutting off vital blood circulation.
Available in four different widths for a range of uses. Crepe bandages are washable and reusable so they offer great value and longevity.
Features:
1.With selvedges and fixed ends.
What Are Crepe Bandages Used For?
Compression
Sports therapists, physios and medical professionals make the most of elastic crepe bandage uses to reduce swelling through moderate compression of knees, ankles and other musculoskeletal injuries. The elastic nature of the woven cotton means the bandage can be firmly stretched over and around a swollen area without cutting off blood flow to extended limbs. The breathability and stretchiness of the cotton allow for long-lasting comfort throughout the day. However, experts recommend against crepe bandage use at night to ensure that the compression bandage doesn’t affect blood circulation overnight. So, always remove a patient’s compression bandage before sleep.
Injury Support
Crepe bandages can also be wrapped around injured joints to offer light support during rehabilitation or when returning to strenuous sporting activities such as running or boxing. This technique is also helpful in efforts to prevent common overuse injuries from happening in the first place.
First Aid Dressing Protection
Crepe bandages are a common item in an emergency first aid kit, commonly used to secure wound dressings in place and protect them. Crepe bandages’ unique texture allows them to be easily fixed into position and quickly adjusted or removed when required.
Beauty Treatments
Crepe bandages are commonly used in aftercare following aesthetic procedures due to their effectiveness at compressing swollen tissue. Their durability and absorbency make them an excellent tool for popular beauty treatments that soak the skin or draw out toxins and impurities from pores, such as mud or clay wraps.
Specifications:
| Product name | Crepe Bandage |
| Material | Cotton,Spandex |
| Color | Natural white, blenched white |
| Size | 5cmx4.5m,7.5cmx4.5m,10cmx4.5m, etc |
| Weight(g/m 2) | 70g,75g,80g,85g or customized |
| Plastic packing | Individually packed in cellophane |
Photos:
Hot Sale OEM High Elastic Soft Medical Crepe Bandage
Crepe bandages are an essential item in any first aid kit and offer versatility, breathability and ease of use whether you’re at home or in hospital.
Crepe bandages are hospital-approved bandages made from stretchy, woven cotton. They have a textured surface help to keep the bandage secure, while the length makes it easy to wrap around the desired body area and conform to body contours. The breathable cotton material is stretchy, so it can effectively compress a swollen area without cutting off vital blood circulation.
Available in four different widths for a range of uses. Crepe bandages are washable and reusable so they offer great value and longevity.
Features:
1.With selvedges and fixed ends.
What Are Crepe Bandages Used For?
Compression
Sports therapists, physios and medical professionals make the most of elastic crepe bandage uses to reduce swelling through moderate compression of knees, ankles and other musculoskeletal injuries. The elastic nature of the woven cotton means the bandage can be firmly stretched over and around a swollen area without cutting off blood flow to extended limbs. The breathability and stretchiness of the cotton allow for long-lasting comfort throughout the day. However, experts recommend against crepe bandage use at night to ensure that the compression bandage doesn’t affect blood circulation overnight. So, always remove a patient’s compression bandage before sleep.
Injury Support
Crepe bandages can also be wrapped around injured joints to offer light support during rehabilitation or when returning to strenuous sporting activities such as running or boxing. This technique is also helpful in efforts to prevent common overuse injuries from happening in the first place.
First Aid Dressing Protection
Crepe bandages are a common item in an emergency first aid kit, commonly used to secure wound dressings in place and protect them. Crepe bandages’ unique texture allows them to be easily fixed into position and quickly adjusted or removed when required.
Beauty Treatments
Crepe bandages are commonly used in aftercare following aesthetic procedures due to their effectiveness at compressing swollen tissue. Their durability and absorbency make them an excellent tool for popular beauty treatments that soak the skin or draw out toxins and impurities from pores, such as mud or clay wraps.
Specifications:
| Product name | Crepe Bandage |
| Material | Cotton,Spandex |
| Color | Natural white, blenched white |
| Size | 5cmx4.5m,7.5cmx4.5m,10cmx4.5m, etc |
| Weight(g/m 2) | 70g,75g,80g,85g or customized |
| Plastic packing | Individually packed in cellophane |
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