Sammons Preston Stockinette 4 Inch X 25 Yard Cotton / Polyester NonSterile

Stockinette 4 Inch X 25 Yard Cotton / Polyester NonSterile

This stockinette is a nonsterile cotton stockinette roll for use under casts or splints. It works well for clinical and rehab settings where buyers want a soft, smooth layer that helps support patient comfort. The 4 inch size comes in a 25 yard roll and offers moderate stretch for conformability without constriction.

Good Fit For

• Casting and splinting workflows
• Rehab and therapy clinics
• Medical offices using stockinette underlayers

Key Features

• Made for use under casts or splints
• Smooth, soft surface helps support patient comfort
• Moderate stretch helps the material conform without constriction
• 4 inch width suits applications that need this specific size
• 25 yard roll supports ongoing use from one roll
• Nonsterile format fits general cast or splint underlayer use where sterility is not required

Applications and Usage

• Using as an underlayer beneath casts
• Using as an underlayer beneath splints
• Selecting a soft stockinette roll for patient comfort during immobilization setup

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: RL.
• Size: 4 Inch.
• Material: Cotton.
• Sterility: Nonsterile.
• Choose the 4 inch size to match the body area or application you are treating.
• This stockinette is nonsterile, so it is best suited to uses where a sterile product is not required.
• Moderate stretch helps with conformability, but buyers should confirm it matches their preferred fit and workflow.

FAQ

• What is this stockinette used for? This stockinette is used under casts or splints as a soft, conformable layer.
• Is this stockinette sterile? No. This stockinette is nonsterile.
• What size is this stockinette roll? This roll is 4 inch wide and 25 yards long.
• What material is the stockinette made from? The product uses cotton and polyester materials.
• How does the stockinette fit under a cast or splint? The stockinette has moderate stretch, which helps it conform without constriction.

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