- 3112 | 2 in (5.1 cm) Sterile Gauze Roll | Each - $2.27
- 3112 | 2 in (5.1 cm) Sterile Gauze Roll | Box of 12 - $5.23
Dynarex Self-Adhering Conforming Sterile Stretch Gauze Bandage
PRODUCT DETAILS
The Dynarex Self-Adhering Conforming Sterile Stretch Gauze Bandage is a sterile gauze roll made for primary and secondary wound care dressings. Its unique knit construction provides compression without constriction, and the self-adhering surface holds in place with minimal taping. The highly absorbent gauze is non-linting and ravel-free to keep the wound site clean, and each roll is packed in a peel-open poly pouch for aseptic handling.
Key Features and Benefits
- Sterile, individually packed – Each roll is sealed in a peel-open poly pouch for aseptic handling.
- Self-adhering – Stays in place with minimal taping.
- Conforms to body contours – Wraps difficult areas without restricting movement.
- Compression without constriction – Unique knit construction gives gentle, even pressure.
- Highly absorbent and clean – Non-linting, ravel-free gauze keeps the wound site clean.
- For primary and secondary wound care – Suitable as a primary or secondary dressing.
Dynarex Self-Adhering Conforming Sterile Stretch Gauze Bandage Chart
| MPN | Size | Length | Sterility | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3112 | 2 in (5.1 cm) wide | 4.1 yd (3.7 m), stretched | Sterile | 1 roll (each) or box of 12 rolls | 8 boxes per case (not sold by the case) |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
How long should you keep a compression bandage on?
Compression bandages can be worn for a few days, but they should be loosened at night and checked regularly to ensure proper circulation.
What are compression bandages used for?
These bandages are used to manage swelling, support injured joints, and assist in post-surgical recovery.
Can compression bandages be reused?
Yes, most compression bandages are reusable. They should be washed and dried properly before reuse.
How do you know if a compression bandage is too tight?
If the wrapped area becomes numb, cool, or discolored, the bandage is too tight and should be adjusted.
Are compression bandages waterproof?
Most compression bandages are not waterproof. If you need a waterproof option, consider using a protective cover.
