is this gauze tubular
584844
Yes. I use it because the skin on my arm is fragile and I can't peel tape off without causing bleeding. The tubular gauze holds dressings in place on arms and legs, depending on size.
584845
yes it keeps the bandage in place even when you sleep and easy to cut to the size you need.
584846
Yes this is tubular netting, not really gauze. You would need a gauze pad for dressing a would but this netting would hold the gauze in place without tape. Sized for a thigh or child's trunk.
584847
Yes, and it is very elastic. It keeps your bandage in place much better than an Ace Bandage.
584848
We have Curad size 4. It is tubular elastic retention netting and will fit a foot, hand or elbow. Its purpose is to hold primary dressings in place without compression. The size 9 you asked about would go around the whole body. The box shows sizes, identified to parts of the body.
2238655
The black tube you see is made of pliable rubber. I use it to dry my motorcycle.
2149381
It is infused gauze. The whole Pak will fit into the cargo pocket of your BDUs w/room to spare.
1167460
It is a thin cotton cloth. Gauze-like material, lightweight, breathes well, hand woven. Must be hand washed. If you have any other questions, just ask. Best wishes.
1230701
The clotting agent is embedded in the gauze...should be no problem...in fact if you put the remainder in plastic bag it will last for months unlike other clotting agent gauze.
556667
I have not used it, but I believe the answer is no. It appears to be a flat, fairly large, waterproofed seal. I believe you simply place it over the wound, especially a sucking chest wound, and seal the area. Be sure to look for both entry and exit wounds.
2072871
It is more like a ribbon...you can order it in different widths and lengths as specified by your MD or as in my case wound clinic...it is an excellent product and I hope it works for you...
406448
I believe it is but the one I got for my daughter came messed up. The plastic bag was stuck to the sticky side of the velcro so we were never able to use it properly.
789295
Yes. It's like one of those pillow sham covers, no zippers. The insie tube is like a white memory foam ring and cover is like a light linen.
1310096
Probably not. It's definitely not gauze like, it's not super heavy but it's not light weight either. It's softer than other muslim I've had as a backdrop but I wouldn't want to use this to cover me at night!
1136099
This is extremely fine cheesecloth - but not a "tight weave". So it feels more like a nice heavy gauze than a cloth. I use it to line my tofu mold when making block tofu since it helps drain away water but will retain the curds - and the thinness allow me room to work when it has to be placed between things (like wooden boxes and their tops.
1452708
Hi Jan...I don't think there was a tube. My hubby uses it all the time. No issues with it.
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Actually, what looks like a tube is a 4 1/4" stretchy material that has holes down the length in the center and Velcro strips along both edges. When the edges are brought together and the Velcro closed, you end up with the tube you see. So, you don't have to resort to using the existing holes as you could have a cord run through the Velcro if you leave a couple of sections with the Velcro open. Also, the material is easily cut if you want shorter lengths (it's about 40" long). I cut mine into 31" and 9" lengths.
555811
No. I use this as a precursor to runing my auto clave. I run all of my stainless tubes through it prior to bagging and sterilization. Hope that helps.
740038
We covered this in EMT training recently, and the First Response has more of the active hemostatic agent.For what it's worth, all of our local squads carry QuickClot Combat Gauze.
1444593
Yes, its used for compression, you stretch and wrap it to the desired compression, you can use it over gauze on a wound, works better than Ace bandage because it sticks to itself it stays in place and you don't need those clips. Kids like this too to cover up their bandage or cast. Usually when you have a blood draw they use a band aid, some hospitals use generic Coban with it wrapped one time with no compression. I prefer this brand, the generics are flimsy they remind me of crepe paper.
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It does not have any gauze or "pad" of any type, it is just an adhesive. I use them over my passion patch to keep it from falling off in the shower. It works well for that. I tried using it over a gauze pad once in the shower and it fell off... Too bulky, I think.