Wound Care

Description

When you’ve cut or injured yourself, trying to bandage and secure wound dressings can be tricky. Our Self-Securing Dressing Bandage has been designed to make self-applying a wound dressing quick and easy, and without needing to use scissors or tape to secure the dressing. Simply cover the wound and unwrap the bandage, then secure using the self-adhesive tab attached to the dressing. Easy!

The self-securing dressing bandage has a low adherent wound pad that won’t stick to the healing wound, making it easy and painless to remove once the injury has healed. The absorbent wound pad cushions the wound during healing and protects the injury from infection. Our self-securing dressing bandage is simple and easy to apply, providing effective protection to a variety of different injuries. The self-securing dressing bandage is sterile and suitable for both adults and children.

• Includes adhesive strips on each end for easy self-application
• Secure the dressing bandage without using scissors or tapes
• Non-adherent dressing pad that won’t stick to the wound
• Fabric dressing is made some a breathable material
• Helps stem and control bleeding
• Flexible fabric dressing moves well with the body when in place and secure
• Each pack contains two sterile self-securing dressing bandages

Instructions 

1. Before treating any injury ensure your hands have been thoroughly cleaned using soap and water or antibacterial hand gel
2. Clean the wound and surrounding area using sterile water or an antiseptic wound spray
3. Carefully remove the bandage dressing from its sterile wrapper
4. Unwrap the bandage and position the non-adherent dressing pad over the wound
5. Remove the release paper from the tab and stick to the skin (do not stick to the wound)
6. Wrap the bandage around the injured limb or wounded area
7. Secure the dressing using the sticky tab at the end of the bandage

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s Self-Adhesive bandage is a multifunctional self-adhesive first aid dressing. It can be used to create and apply localised pressure to soft tissue injuries such as sprains, strains, muscle injuries, swollen limbs and bruising. The Self-Adhesive Bandage applies even and stable pressure to the injured area, and the stretchy material allows you to choose the level of compression you need depending on how much support is required.

The Self-Adhesive Bandage sticks to itself, making application easy and hassle-free. The bandage is free from adhesives or glues and only sticks to itself, not the skin or hairs, and leaves no residue once removed. The bandage can easily be removed and reapplied when necessary. As the self-adhesive bandage sticks to itself, there is no need for additional tapes or pins to secure the bandage.

Use our Self-Adhesive Bandage as a versatile compression bandage as part of RICE therapy (rest, ice, compression and elevation) following a soft-tissue injury or as a secondary dressing to secure additional first aid dressings and bandages in place.

• Secures to itself without needing additional tapes or pins
• Adheres to itself, not the skin or hair
• Easy and painless to remove
• Leaves no glue or residue on the skin after removal
• Can be removed and reapplied
• The flexible and stretchy material can be used to provide compression and support to weak or injured joints
• Stretchy material allows you to choose the level of compression required

Application 

1. Unroll the required amount of bandage
2. Begin to unroll the bandage around the injured joint or affected area
3. To add compression, stretch the bandage as you unroll (take care not to apply too tightly and check for signs of constriction after application e.g. discolouration)
4. Keep unrolling the bandage until you have sufficiently supported the injury or secured dressings
5. The self-adhesive bandage will stick to itself by gently pressing on the bandage

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s Self-Adhesive bandage is a multifunctional self-adhesive first aid dressing. It can be used to create and apply localised pressure to soft tissue injuries such as sprains, strains, muscle injuries, swollen limbs and bruising. The Self-Adhesive Bandage applies even and stable pressure to the injured area, and the stretchy material allows you to choose the level of compression you need depending on how much support is required.

The Self-Adhesive Bandage sticks to itself, making application easy and hassle-free. The bandage is free from adhesives or glues and only sticks to itself, not the skin or hairs, and leaves no residue once removed. The bandage can easily be removed and reapplied when necessary. As the self-adhesive bandage sticks to itself, there is no need for additional tapes or pins to secure the bandage.

Use our Self-Adhesive Bandage as a versatile compression bandage as part of RICE therapy (rest, ice, compression and elevation) following a soft-tissue injury or as a secondary dressing to secure additional first aid dressings and bandages in place.

• Secures to itself without needing additional tapes or pins
• Adheres to itself, not the skin or hair
• Easy and painless to remove
• Leaves no glue or residue on the skin after removal
• Can be removed and reapplied
• The flexible and stretchy material can be used to provide compression and support to weak or injured joints
• Stretchy material allows you to choose the level of compression required

Application 

1. Unroll the required amount of bandage
2. Begin to unroll the bandage around the injured joint or affected area
3. To add compression, stretch the bandage as you unroll (take care not to apply too tightly and check for signs of constriction after application e.g. discolouration)
4. Keep unrolling the bandage until you have sufficiently supported the injury or secured dressings
5. The self-adhesive bandage will stick to itself by gently pressing on the bandage

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s Finger Bandage with Applicator has been designed to take the difficulty out of dressing your finger after an injury. The finger bandages come with an easy-to-use applicator that goes over your injured finger and makes applying the bandage in a variety of different ways easier.

The 4-meter-long finger bandage can be used to create a variety of different bandages and dressing, depending on the type of injury you have. The easy-to-use bandage applicator helps with applying bandages to your injured finger.

Our finger bandage is soft and comfortable to wear, cushioning the injury and protecting the wound from infection while it heals. The bandage can be cut to size, allowing you to use what you need. Finger bandage refill available here.

• Easy-to-use finger bandage applicator for quick and easy application
• Versatile bandage for creating different types of finger dressings
• Cut to size 4-meter bandage
• Soft and comfortable finger bandage
• Cushions and protects finger injuries
• Suitable for adult and children
• Easy to use
• Please refer to packaging before use

Application (Closed-end bandage)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately three times the length of the finger. Loosely gather the bandage onto the applicator and place applicator over the finger to be treated, so the open sides are between the fingers
2. Hold the bandage at the base of the finger and slowly withdraw the applicator. Once the base of the applicator is just above the top of the finger twist the applicator round once
3. Push the applicator back down the finger, so the bandage is double in thickness. Remove the applicator.
4. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Application (Open-end bandage)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately the length of the finger to be treated. Follow the instructions for the closed-end bandage. However, when withdrawing the applicator stop before you get to the end of your finger
2. Twist the applicator half a turn. As with the closed-end bandage, push the applicator back towards the base of the finger
3. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Application (Tied Bandage)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage 4 to 5 times the length of the finger to be treated. Follow the instruction for the closed-end bandage. However, once the second layer of the bandage has been applied, keep the remainder of the applicator and cut down each side
2. Remove the applicator and tie the two loose strips together at the base of the bandage to prevent it from tearing
3. Wrap the two pieces around the wrist and tie securely

Instructions 

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s Washproof Finger Bandage and Applicator has been designed to take the difficulty out of dressing and bandaging your own finger following an injury. Each pack contains a 4-meter finger bandage, an easy-to-use applicator and a plastic finger stall for protecting the finger bandage from water and moisture.

The 4-meter finger bandage and applicator can be used to create a variety of different finger bandages and dressings, helping to protect and cushion the injury while it heals. The bandage can be cut to size, allowing you to use only what you need. You can also purchase refill packs for the bandage applicator here.

The Washrpoof Finger Bandage and Applicator come with a protective and flexible plastic finger stall that keeps bandages clean and dry, preventing moisture from reaching the wound while it is healing. The plastic finger stall has an adjustable elastic wrist strap for easy self-application.

Application

Closed-end bandage:

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately three times the length of the finger.
2. Loosely gather the bandage onto the applicator and place applicator over the finger to be treated, so the open sides are between the fingers
3. Hold the bandage at the base of the finger and slowly withdraw the applicator.
4. Once the base of the applicator is just above the top of the finger twist the applicator round once
5. Push the applicator back down the finger, so the bandage is double in thickness.
6. Remove the applicator.
7. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Open-end bandage:

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately the length of the finger to be treated.
2. Follow the instructions for the closed-end bandage. However, when withdrawing the applicator stop before you get to the end of your finger
3. Twist the applicator half a turn.
4. As with the closed-end bandage, push the applicator back towards the base of the finger
5. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Tied Bandage:

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage 4 to 5 times the length of the finger to be treated.
2. Follow the instruction for the closed-end bandage. However, once the second layer of the bandage has been applied, keep the remainder of the applicator and cut down each side
3. Remove the applicator and tie the two loose strips together at the base of the bandage to prevent it from tearing
4. Wrap the two pieces around the wrist and tie securely

Washproof Finger Stall:

1. Fully extend strap
2. Carefully slide the stall over the affected finger
3. Adjust the strap for a comfortable and secure fit

Description

Safe and Sound Health’s 4-meter finger Bandage Refill is designed to be used with Safe and Sound Health’s Finger Bandage Applicator. The 4-meter bandage refill provides additional bandaging that can be applied using the applicator.

The 4-meter finger and thumb bandage can be used to create a variety of different bandages and dressings using the applicator with Safe and Sound Finger Bandage and Applicator. The easy-to-use applicator helps in applying our 4-meter finger and thumb bandages.

Our finger bandage refill is a soft and comfortable dressing that cushions and protects fingers. The bandage can be cut to size and refills the bandage applicator, allowing you to use only what you need

• Versatile bandage for creating different types of finger dressings
• Cut to size 4-meter bandage
• Soft and comfortable finger bandage
• Cushions and protects finger injuries
• Suitable for adult and children
• Easy to use
• Please refer to packaging before use

Application (Closed-end bandage with applicator)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately three times the length of the finger
2. Loosely gather the bandage onto the applicator and place applicator over the finger to be treated, so the open sides are between the fingers
3. Hold the bandage at the base of the finger and slowly withdraw the applicator.
4. Once the base of the applicator is just above the top of the finger twist the applicator round once
5. Push the applicator back down the finger, so the bandage is double in thickness. Remove the applicator.
6. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Application (Open-end bandage with applicator)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage to approximately the length of the finger to be treated.
2. Follow the instructions for the closed-end bandage. However, when withdrawing the applicator stop before you get to the end of your finger
3. Twist the applicator half a turn. As with the closed-end bandage, push the applicator back towards the base of the finger
4. Secure the bandage in place using adhesive tape

Application (Tied Bandage with applicator)

Before applying the finger bandage, ensure the wound is clean and dry.

1. Measure and cut the bandage 4 to 5 times the length of the finger to be treated.
2. Follow the instruction for the closed-end bandage. However, once the second layer of the bandage has been applied, keep the remainder of the applicator and cut down each side
3. Remove the applicator and tie the two loose strips together at the base of the bandage to prevent it from tearing
4. Wrap the two pieces around the wrist and tie securely