Medline MSC9501 - BANDAGE, TUBULAR, ELST, MEDIGRIP, SIZE B, 1 EA/BX, 1 BX/RL

Part Number Medline MSC9501

SKU Number CIA1182923

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Product Description

Medline MSC9501 - BANDAGE, TUBULAR, ELST, MEDIGRIP, SIZE B, 1 EA/BX, 1 BX/RL

Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage, 2.5" (6.3 cm), Small hands and limbs (11 yards (10 meters) in length)

Elasticated Tubular Bandages

Medigrip provides tissue support in the treatment of strains and sprains, soft tissue injuries, general edema, post-burn scarring and ribcage injuries.. Medigrip Elasticated Tubular support bandage provides excellent support for joints. Can provide mild compression when doubled. Good for securing dressings. Wide range of applications.

Benefits of Medigrip

Provides comfortable, effective tissue support
Easy to apply and reapply
Full range of sizes to suit most applications
No pins or tapes needed
Washable and reusable

About Medigrip

Provides excellent support for joints
Easy to apply and reapply
Wide range of applications
Good for securing dressings
Can be used as mild compression when doubled

Recommended Uses

Dressing Retention
Light compression

Recommended Primary Dressing

Qwick
Opticell Ag+
OptiLock

Indications

Edema
Treatment of chronic venous insufficiency
Dislocations
Sprains
As a retention dressing

Change Frequency

Medigrip may be left in place for up to 7 days
Dressing change frequency will depend on amount of drainage

Compression Testing of Bandages

Based on principles contained in BS 6612

Summary:

Medigrip delivers consistent therapeutic compression levels similar to Tubigrip.

Medigrip Sizing Chart

For compression, use a double layer of Medigrip

*For full arm coverage, measure the largest part of the forearm. For full leg or below the knee coverage, measure the widest point of the calf.
And, for the hand, measure around metacarpophalangeal joint.
**Low = 510 mm Hg (for general edema) Medium = 1020 mm Hg (for varicose conditions/post-burn scarring) High = 2030 mm Hg (for soft tissue injuries/joint effusions)