McKesson Elastic Bandage Economy 6 Inch X 5 Yard Clip Detached Closure Tan NonSterile Standard Compression, 1 Pack

Elastic Bandage Economy 6 Inch X 5 Yard Clip Detached Closure Tan NonSterile Standard Compression, 1 Pack

This elastic bandage is an economy wrap with standard compression for general support needs. It fits buyers looking for a lightweight bandage with airflow and easy clip closure for routine use in healthcare, first aid, or supply settings. The bandage measures 6 inch x 5 yard, comes in tan, and is nonsterile.

Good Fit For

• General support wrapping where standard compression is appropriate
• First aid and exam room supply carts
• Facilities that need an economy elastic bandage option

Key Features

• Standard compression for general elastic bandage support needs
• Lightweight construction with reinforced elastic support
• Polyester and polyisoprene blend balances stretch and compression
• Open weave knit helps air circulation and moisture release
• Two detached clips make closure simple
• 6 inch x 5 yard size for broader wrap coverage

Applications and Usage

• Wrapping larger areas that benefit from a 6 inch bandage width
• Keeping a nonsterile elastic bandage on hand for routine support needs
• Stocking clinics, first aid stations, or facility supply rooms with an economy bandage

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PK.
• Size: 6 Inch.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This bandage uses clip detached closure rather than a self-closure design.
• Nonsterile format may matter if your protocol requires sterile bandages.
• The 6 inch width is better suited to broader coverage than narrower wrap applications.

FAQ

• What type of closure does this elastic bandage use? This elastic bandage uses two detached clips for closure.
• Is this elastic bandage sterile? No. This bandage is nonsterile.
• What size is this bandage? The bandage measures 6 inch x 5 yard.
• What is the compression level? This bandage has standard compression.
• What material is used in the bandage? The bandage is made from polyester and polyisoprene.

From Economy by McKesson.