Gelostretch® 10 cm X 7 m 10Ud Bandage Bi-elastic zinc gel BSN®

Gelostretch® Bi-elastic bandage impregnated with zinc oxide gel. Quick drying and ready to place. Latex free.
Bandages impregnated with zinc oxide gel, quick drying and ready to place.
Characteristics and Benefits:
-Provides an extremely low pressure at rest and a very high pressure in movement.
-It offers a great resistance to muscle.
- Elastic longitudinally and transversely, without recovery action.
-Conformable. Applicable even in contoured areas of the body without forming bags or strangulations.
-Easy to apply. Bandage applicable without cutting or notching.
-List to use.
-Quick drying and clean molded.
-Semirigid.
-Very resistant to deterioration.
-Does not contain latex or derivatives.
Action mode:
Gelostretch combines the practical advantages of two-dimensional elasticity and its modern material modality, with the therapeutic use of a classic zinc adhesive bandage.
The bandage when drying has an extremely low resting pressure.
During the movement, the inelasticity of the material opposes to the musculature a great resistance producing in this way a maximum working pressure, which facilitates the return of the circulation.
The swollen legs decongest effectively and even resistant edemas disappear quickly.
Indications:
For semi-rigid compression bandages in phlebological indications, for example: chronic venous insufficiency, including Ulcus cruris in the healing phase and flebedemas, thrombophlebitis, phlebothrombosis.
For support and relief bandages in tendoligamentous pathology: contusions, sprains, dislocations, dislocations, tendovaginitis, treatment after removal of the cast, prevention, reduction and absorption of post-traumatic edemas.
Composition:
Support material: 76% viscose, 24% cotton. Mass: zinc oxide, water, gelatin, glycerin on a cellulose base.
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