Curad Flex-Fabric Bandages

Flex-Fabric Bandages

Flex-Fabric Bandages are fabric adhesive bandages made to stretch, bend, and breathe during everyday wound care. They fit busy first aid settings where comfort and staying power matter, including workplaces, clinics, schools, and general facility supplies. This case includes 24 boxes of 40 bandages, and each bandage measures 3/4 inch x 2-1/2 inch.

Good Fit For

• First aid stations with frequent bandage use
• Workplace, school, and facility medical supply cabinets
• General-purpose coverage for small wounds
• Buyers stocking case quantities for ongoing replenishment

Key Features

• Woven fabric stretches with movement for a more flexible fit
• Breathable bandage design helps support day-to-day comfort
• Four-sided seal helps keep the wound covered
• Durable protection for routine first aid needs
• 2x more absorbent than leading brands
• Case quantity supports higher-volume supply rooms and restocking

Applications and Usage

• Covering minor cuts and scrapes in first aid kits
• Stocking shared supply areas in offices, schools, or facilities
• Supporting routine wound coverage where movement is common
• Replenishing larger bandage inventories with case-pack purchasing

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Bandage size is 3/4 inch x 2-1/2 inch, so buyers should confirm fit for the wounds they typically treat.
• This item comes by the case with 24 boxes of 40 bandages, which may be better suited to ongoing-use environments than occasional household needs.

FAQ

• What size are these Flex-Fabric Bandages? Each bandage measures 3/4 inch x 2-1/2 inch.
• How many bandages come in a case? The case includes 24 boxes, and each box has 40 bandages.
• Do these bandages move comfortably with the wearer? Yes. The woven fabric is made to stretch, bend, and breathe, which helps the bandage flex with movement.
• What helps these bandages stay sealed over the wound? Flex-Fabric Bandages seal the wound on all four sides for more complete coverage.
• Are these bandages suited for general first aid restocking? Yes. The case quantity and durable fabric design make them a practical option for routine first aid supply needs.

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