Medline Caring Non-Sterile Latex Self-Adherent Wrap-Tan - 36/Case

Caring Non-Sterile Latex Self-Adherent Wrap-Tan - 36/Case

Caring non-sterile latex self-adherent wrap is a cohesive wrap that sticks to itself without sticking to skin, hair, or dressings. It works well for securing dressings, splints, and gauze pads in clinical and first-aid settings where easy application and pain-free removal matter. This tan wrap can also provide light compression if desired, and each bandage is individually wrapped.

Good Fit For

• Securing gauze pads and dressings
• Wrapping splints
• Post blood draw compression wrap
• IV securement

Key Features

• Self-adherent wrap sticks to itself, helping secure dressings without sticking to skin, hair, or dressings
• Secondary dressing functions like tape to help retain dressings around digits or limbs without tension
• Can be applied for light compression when that level of support is desired
• Pain-free removal helps protect fragile skin during dressing changes
• Porous, lightweight construction supports comfort and wearability
• Each bandage is individually wrapped for cleaner handling and workflow convenience

Applications and Usage

• Holding a secondary dressing in place without traditional tape
• Wrapping digits or limbs when low-tension retention is preferred
• Securing splints, gauze pads, and dressings during patient care
• Applying light compression after a blood draw
• Helping secure IV sites

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: 36/Case.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This wrap contains latex and is not latex-free.
• This is a nonsterile wrap.
• The wrap is intended as a secondary dressing for retention and light compression when desired.

FAQ

• Does this self-adherent wrap stick to skin or hair? No. The cohesive wrap sticks to itself, not to skin, hair, or dressings.
• Can this wrap be used for compression? Yes. Caring self-adherent wrap can be applied to provide light compression if desired.
• What kinds of tasks is this wrap commonly used for? Common uses include securing dressings, wrapping splints, holding gauze pads in place, post blood draw compression, and IV securement.
• Is removal gentle on fragile skin? Yes. The wrap is described as pain-free to remove and will not damage fragile skin.
• Is this wrap sterile and latex-free? No. This wrap is nonsterile and it is not latex-free.

From Caring by Medline.