Medline Bandage, Triangular, 36"x36"x51"

Bandage, Triangular, 36"x36"x51"

This triangular bandage is a nonsterile first aid bandage sized 36 inch x 36 inch x 51 inch. It works well for EMS teams and for stocking first aid kits where a bandage that can unfold into an arm sling is useful. Each bandage is individually packaged and includes 2 safety pins for quick kit setup and field use.

Good Fit For

• EMS supplies
• First aid kits
• Emergency preparedness stock
• High-volume supply rooms

Key Features

• Triangular bandage format unfolds conveniently for use as an arm sling
• Nonsterile construction fits general first aid and EMS kit needs
• Individually packaged for organized storage and easier kit packing
• Includes 2 safety pins to support secure application
• 36 inch x 36 inch x 51 inch size offers the full triangular format many kits require
• Case quantity of 240 supports high-volume facility, fleet, or emergency preparedness purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Stocking EMS response bags and vehicles
• Building or replenishing first aid kits
• Keeping individually packaged bandages ready in emergency supply cabinets
• Using as an arm sling when a triangular bandage format is needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Size: 36".
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• This bandage is nonsterile, so buyers needing a sterile option should choose accordingly.
• The product comes in a case quantity of 240, which may be better suited to larger restocking needs.
• Safety pins are included, which can simplify first aid kit assembly and replacement planning.

FAQ

• Can this triangular bandage be used as an arm sling? Yes. This triangular bandage conveniently unfolds for arm sling use.
• Is this triangular bandage sterile? No. This bandage is nonsterile.
• Are safety pins included? Yes. Each bandage includes 2 safety pins.
• What size is this triangular bandage? This bandage is 36 inch x 36 inch x 51 inch.
• Where is this bandage commonly used? This triangular bandage is a practical choice for EMS and first aid kits.

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