PÜTTER Bandage 10 cmx5 m, 2 pcs
Manufacturers: PAUL HARTMANN AG
PZN: 00844815
Dosage: Binden
Content: 2 St
Reward Points: 229
Availability: In stock
$41.65
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Instructions for use for PÜTTER Bandage 10 cmx5 m, 2 pcs
Product information
The Pütter bandage 10 cmx5 m is a short-stretch bandage with bandage clips that, when stretched, is 5 meters long and 10.0 centimeters wide.This bandage is particularly strong and textile-elastic, with an elasticity of around 90 percent.It is characterized by a high working pressure with low resting pressure, which ensures a lasting compression effect even with permanent bandages.The bandage is breathable and well tolerated by the skin, boil-proof and can be sterilized (steam A 134 °C).Washing instructions are permanently printed on the end of the bandage, and the bandage is skin-colored.
The bandage is made of 100 percent cotton.
Application
The Pütter bandage 10 cmx5 m is used for very strong compression, for example after variceal sclerotherapy, for acute and chronic venous stasis edema, leg ulcers and thrombophlebitis.
Package contents
A folding box contains two sanitary napkins.
Notes
No prescription is required for this product.
The Pütter bandage 10 cmx5 m belongs to the group of bandage items that you can quickly order from your online pharmacy.You can find the dimensions of the bandage in the item name.When using bandages, you should always pay attention to the specific requirements of the area or wound to be bandaged.The type of wound care depends on the type of wound (e.g. cut, bite wound, abrasion, etc.).Bandages for wound care should therefore be immediately available in every medicine cabinet.Even for minor injuries, you should use a germ-free wound dressing, which you can buy in our online pharmacy, for initial care after cleaning the wound.You can request detailed advice on sanitary pads in our pharmacy.
Manufacturer
PAUL HARTMANN AG, Paul Hartmann Straße 12, 89522 Heidenheim
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