Sterocrepe Crepe Bandage | 4.5m Length | Various Widths
The Sterocrepe bandage is a soft, comfortable light support bandage with excellent stretch.
Sterocrepe crepe bandages are a versatile, stretchy, and cotton woven bandage designed for various applications. NHS-approved, this white crepe bandage offers exceptional quality, making it an ideal choice for providing gentle support to sprains and strains in joints and muscles. It also functions as a moderate compression bandage, effectively reducing swelling in areas like the knees and ankles, offering relief for musculoskeletal injuries by minimising inflammation.
The textured surface of Sterocrepe not only ensures excellent traction but also serves as a reliable means to secure dressings with light support. Trusted by professionals in healthcare, beauty, veterinary, and other fields.
Key Features and Benefits of Sterocrepe Bandage:
Cost-Effective: Sterocrepe is washable and reusable, providing a money-saving solution.
Hygienic Packaging: Each crepe bandage roll comes individually wrapped for hygiene purposes.
Comfort and Support: Crafted from a strong, stretchy, and soft woven material, it offers comfort and support for delicate injuries and trauma sites.
Easy Wrapping: The high-quality stretch material simplifies wrapping, even on joints and tricky areas.
Versatile Protection: It offers padding and protection for a wide range of cuts, grazes, and soft tissue injuries.
Dressing Retention: The textured surface enhances bandage retention and assists in securing dressings.
Various Sizes: Available in 5cm, 7.5cm, 10cm, and 15cm widths, catering to specific application needs.
How to Properly Use Crepe Bandage:
When dealing with musculoskeletal injuries like sprains, it's advisable to ice the area first. This helps reduce swelling, minimise pain, and prepare the area for gentle compression with the bandage.
Selecting the appropriate width of crepe bandage is crucial to ensure sufficient coverage and support. For specific areas such as the ankle, foot, wrist, thumb, arm, or knee, choose a bandage size that offers optimum coverage. Avoid using a narrow bandage on a larger area, as it may require excessive layers, resulting in a bandage that's too tight or rigid. In such cases, opt for a larger crepe bandage for better results.
When covering a dressing, a general rule of thumb is to select a bandage that fully covers the dressing with an extra 2.5cm on either side. For larger dressings, choose the widest bandage available and wrap it carefully in overlapping layers to ensure proper coverage and secure dressing retention.
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| Sterility | Non-Sterile |
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| Type | Crepe |
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| Manufacturer | Steroplast |
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Sterocrepe crepe bandages are a versatile, stretchy, and cotton woven bandage designed for various applications. NHS-approved, this white crepe bandage offers exceptional quality, making it an ideal choice for providing gentle support to sprains and strains in joints and muscles. It also functions as a moderate compression bandage, effectively reducing swelling in areas like the knees and ankles, offering relief for musculoskeletal injuries by minimising inflammation.
The textured surface of Sterocrepe not only ensures excellent traction but also serves as a reliable means to secure dressings with light support. Trusted by professionals in healthcare, beauty, veterinary, and other fields.
Key Features and Benefits of Sterocrepe Bandage:
Cost-Effective: Sterocrepe is washable and reusable, providing a money-saving solution.
Hygienic Packaging: Each crepe bandage roll comes individually wrapped for hygiene purposes.
Comfort and Support: Crafted from a strong, stretchy, and soft woven material, it offers comfort and support for delicate injuries and trauma sites.
Easy Wrapping: The high-quality stretch material simplifies wrapping, even on joints and tricky areas.
Versatile Protection: It offers padding and protection for a wide range of cuts, grazes, and soft tissue injuries.
Dressing Retention: The textured surface enhances bandage retention and assists in securing dressings.
Various Sizes: Available in 5cm, 7.5cm, 10cm, and 15cm widths, catering to specific application needs.
How to Properly Use Crepe Bandage:
When dealing with musculoskeletal injuries like sprains, it's advisable to ice the area first. This helps reduce swelling, minimise pain, and prepare the area for gentle compression with the bandage.
Selecting the appropriate width of crepe bandage is crucial to ensure sufficient coverage and support. For specific areas such as the ankle, foot, wrist, thumb, arm, or knee, choose a bandage size that offers optimum coverage. Avoid using a narrow bandage on a larger area, as it may require excessive layers, resulting in a bandage that's too tight or rigid. In such cases, opt for a larger crepe bandage for better results.
When covering a dressing, a general rule of thumb is to select a bandage that fully covers the dressing with an extra 2.5cm on either side. For larger dressings, choose the widest bandage available and wrap it carefully in overlapping layers to ensure proper coverage and secure dressing retention.
| Size | |
|---|---|
| Size |
| Absorbency | |
|---|---|
| Accuracy | |
| Application | |
| Arch | |
| Automation | |
| Battery Life | |
| Bristles | |
| Capacity | |
| Cleaner Type | |
| Closure Type | |
| Colour | |
| Colour Temperature | |
| Configuration | |
| Container | |
| Cuff | |
| Density | |
| Depth | |
| Display | |
| Doors | |
| Door Type | |
| Speed | |
| Filter Level | |
| Fitment | |
| Fold | |
| Fragrance | |
| Further Information | |
| Gauge | |
| Gender | |
| Grade | |
| Grit | |
| gsm | |
| Height | |
| Housing Construction | |
| Illumination | |
| Impervious | |
| Instrument Size | |
| Insufflation Bulb | |
| Interface | |
| Length | |
| Light Intensity | |
| Magnification | |
| Magnification/Working Distance | |
| Material | |
| Maximum Temperature | |
| Max Height | |
| Mhz | |
| Minimum Height | |
| Minimum Temperature | |
| Needle Diameter | |
| Needle Length | |
| Oxygen Percent | |
| Pack Size | |
| Panels | |
| Ply | |
| Polorisation | |
| Powder | |
| Power Source | |
| Precision | |
| Prefilled | |
| Reinforced | |
| Resistance | |
| Ruler | |
| Shape | |
| Shelves | |
| Side | |
| Size | |
| Size | |
| Softness | |
| Spot Size | |
| Sterility | Non-Sterile |
| Strength | |
| Thickness | |
| Tip | |
| Trays | |
| Tube Length | |
| Tube Type | |
| Type | Crepe |
| Type of Light | |
| Usage | |
| Viewing window | |
| Volume | |
| Waste Type | |
| Width | |
| Working Distance |
| GTIN | |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer | Steroplast |
| MPN | |
| Warranty |
| Delivery Time |
|---|
Sterocrepe crepe bandages are a versatile, stretchy, and cotton woven bandage designed for various applications. NHS-approved, this white crepe bandage offers exceptional quality, making it an ideal choice for providing gentle support to sprains and strains in joints and muscles. It also functions as a moderate compression bandage, effectively reducing swelling in areas like the knees and ankles, offering relief for musculoskeletal injuries by minimising inflammation.
The textured surface of Sterocrepe not only ensures excellent traction but also serves as a reliable means to secure dressings with light support. Trusted by professionals in healthcare, beauty, veterinary, and other fields.
Key Features and Benefits of Sterocrepe Bandage:
Cost-Effective: Sterocrepe is washable and reusable, providing a money-saving solution.
Hygienic Packaging: Each crepe bandage roll comes individually wrapped for hygiene purposes.
Comfort and Support: Crafted from a strong, stretchy, and soft woven material, it offers comfort and support for delicate injuries and trauma sites.
Easy Wrapping: The high-quality stretch material simplifies wrapping, even on joints and tricky areas.
Versatile Protection: It offers padding and protection for a wide range of cuts, grazes, and soft tissue injuries.
Dressing Retention: The textured surface enhances bandage retention and assists in securing dressings.
Various Sizes: Available in 5cm, 7.5cm, 10cm, and 15cm widths, catering to specific application needs.
How to Properly Use Crepe Bandage:
When dealing with musculoskeletal injuries like sprains, it's advisable to ice the area first. This helps reduce swelling, minimise pain, and prepare the area for gentle compression with the bandage.
Selecting the appropriate width of crepe bandage is crucial to ensure sufficient coverage and support. For specific areas such as the ankle, foot, wrist, thumb, arm, or knee, choose a bandage size that offers optimum coverage. Avoid using a narrow bandage on a larger area, as it may require excessive layers, resulting in a bandage that's too tight or rigid. In such cases, opt for a larger crepe bandage for better results.
When covering a dressing, a general rule of thumb is to select a bandage that fully covers the dressing with an extra 2.5cm on either side. For larger dressings, choose the widest bandage available and wrap it carefully in overlapping layers to ensure proper coverage and secure dressing retention.
