A-TAPE Cotton High Elastic Adhesive Bandage (10cm X 4.5m ) for Compression Crepe Bandage  (10 cm)

• Material structure: made from a high twist, elastic fabric with a rubber-based adhesive, porous backing minimizes skin irritation, a porous, adhesive, elastic that allows the skin to breathe; Stretches around uneven surfaces • High elasticity: soft cloth, porous construction, red line centered on backcloth, and low-unwind tension, can be applied to where pressure dressings requiring elasticity are needed, helps to maintain constant controlled pressure, comfortably ensures a custom fit around hard to tape areas • Comfortable and flexible: it is ideal for where pressure dressings requiring elasticity are needed as after a mastectomy, or can be applied for support strapping, fractures, muscle injuries, knees, elbows and shoulders • Wide application: the adherent tapes are not only dress wound on body parts, they also are nice bandage wraps for animal pets; When your dog requires a comfortable, supportive dressing that also facilitates movement, this bandage tape is ideal for protecting your dog's wounds and injuries A-TAPE cotton high elastic adhesive crepe bandage is a type of medical bandage made from a stretchy cotton material known as crepe. This bandage typically features a high level of elasticity, allowing it to stretch and conform to the contours of the body. Additionally, it has an adhesive coating applied to one side, which helps it adhere securely to the skin without the need for additional clips or tape. These bandages are commonly used in medical settings and first aid situations for providing support and compression to injured limbs, particularly for strains, sprains, and other soft tissue injuries. The combination of cotton material, elasticity, and adhesive makes them versatile and effective for immobilizing and supporting injured areas. Overall, a cotton high elastic adhesive crepe bandage is designed to provide comfortable and secure support while allowing for some degree of movement to aid in the healing process.