Medline Medigrip Elasticated Bandage Features
- Provides excellent support for joints
- Can be used as mild compression when doubled
- It May be left in place for up to seven days
- Dressing change frequency will depend on the amount of drainage
What to buy with Medline Medigrip Bandage
When to Use Medline Medigrip Tubular Bandage?
- Edema.
- Treatment of chronic venous insufficiency.
- Dislocations.
- Sprains.
- As a retention dressing.
Recommended Primary Dressings:
- Qwick
- Opticell Ag+
- OptiLock
Contraindications:
- Patients with a known sensitivity to latex.
Required Change Frequency
You should change this product every 7 days, but how often you change it also depends on how much liquid is coming out of the wound and what your doctor recommends. Always listen to your doctor when taking care of wounds or any other medical advice.
How to Measure for Medigrip
- For the leg, measure around the widest part of the calf.
- For the arm, measure around the thickest part of the forearm if you're using it to cover your forearm or the whole arm.
- For the hand, measure around the big knuckles of your fingers.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can you sleep in a tubular bandage?
Sleeping with a tubular bandage like Medigrip is not safe because you can't check your blood circulation. Always listen to your doctor.
How long is it safe to wear a compression bandage?
You can wear a compression bandage for up to seven days. But ask your doctor for more advice.
Does compression help healing?
Compression can make swelling and pain go down and help you heal faster.
Medigrip Elasticated Tubular Bandage Specification
| Particular |
Specification |
| Adhesive |
No |
| Antimicrobial |
No |
| Dressing Change |
Max: 7Day: Check Drainage |
| Dressing Type |
Tubular Bandage |
| Hand Tear |
No |
| Latex Free |
No |
| Length Yards |
11yd, 1yd |
| Material |
Elastic Tubular Bandage |
| Sterile |
No |
| Length Inches |
396 in, 36 in |
