Cardinal Health Adhesive Strip Curity 1.5" x 3" Fabric Knuckle Camo, 1200 EA/CS

Adhesive Strip Curity 1.5" x 3" Fabric Knuckle Camo, 1200 EA/CS

Curity adhesive strip bandages are fabric knuckle bandages sized 1.5 x 3 inch in a camo color. They work well for buyers who need bandages that flex around knuckles and stay in place during active use in healthcare, workplace, or facility settings. Extra-heavy construction adds strength, durability, and cushioning, and this case includes 1200 bandages for higher-volume purchasing.

Good Fit For

• First aid stations that go through bandages quickly
• Work areas where hand and knuckle coverage is frequently needed
• Facility and healthcare buyers stocking bulk adhesive bandages

Key Features

• Knuckle shape helps the bandage fit better around joints
• Flexible fabric construction moves with the area for a more secure feel
• Stronger adhesive helps the bandage stay on
• Extra-heavy construction adds strength, durability, and cushioning
• 1.5 x 3 inch size for knuckle coverage
• Case quantity of 1200 supports higher-volume use

Applications and Usage

• Covering minor cuts or scrapes on knuckles
• Stocking workplace or facility first aid supplies
• Purchasing bulk bandages for ongoing day-to-day use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Knuckle-shaped bandages are best chosen when joint fit matters more than a standard strip shape.
• Case purchasing may be a better fit for locations with steady first aid usage.

FAQ

• Will this bandage work well on knuckles? Yes. This is a knuckle-shaped adhesive strip, so it is made for areas that bend and move more than flat skin surfaces.
• What material is the bandage made from? This Curity adhesive strip uses flexible fabric.
• How large is each bandage? Each bandage measures 1.5 x 3 inch.
• What makes this bandage a good choice for active areas of the hand? The bandage combines flexible fabric, a stronger adhesive, and extra-heavy construction for strength, durability, and cushioning.
• Is this a bulk case? Yes. The case includes 1200 bandages, which can make sense for high-use first aid programs.

From Curity by Cardinal Health.