Medline Finger Cot Splint, 3.75", Size L

Finger Cot Splint, 3.75", Size L

This finger cot splint is a large, 3.75 inch fold-over splint for finger support. It works well for buyers who want a disposable option that can help reduce inventory and sterilization challenges in clinical or first aid settings. The splint uses malleable aluminum and a blue polyester lining.

Good Fit For

• Clinical supply rooms choosing disposable finger splints
• First aid and treatment areas that stock finger-specific support products
• Workflows that want to reduce sterilization handling

Key Features

• Finger cot splint format helps support finger-specific applications
• Fold-over design offers a simple, practical splint style
• Malleable aluminum can be shaped as needed for the finger
• Blue polyester lining adds a softer contact surface
• Disposable construction may help reduce inventory and sterilization challenges
• Latex-free choice for settings that prefer to avoid natural rubber latex

Applications and Usage

• Stocking large finger cot splints for finger support needs
• Keeping disposable finger splints on hand in treatment areas
• Purchasing latex-free finger splints for general facility use

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• This is the large size, so buyers should confirm the size needed before ordering.
• The splint is a finger cot style rather than a flat finger splint.
• Disposable design may be useful for facilities looking to simplify reprocessing needs.

FAQ

• What type of splint is this? This is a finger cot splint with a fold-over design for finger use.
• What size is this finger cot splint? This splint is size large and measures 3.75 inch long.
• What material is used in the splint? The splint is made of malleable aluminum and has a blue polyester lining.
• Is this finger splint latex free? Yes. This finger cot splint is latex free.
• Why might a disposable finger cot splint be a good choice? A disposable finger cot splint can help reduce inventory and sterilization challenges compared with products that need to be reprocessed.

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