Gypsona Gypsona Plaster Bandage 2,7m x 20cm

High-quality, high-strength plaster bandage. Made of 100% cotton leno (interwoven gauze), impregnated with plaster of strictly controlled granulometry and quality. It is rolled up in a cylindrical plastic tube. Setting time of 100 to 150 s, in water at 25ºC, it sets quickly, although it leaves enough time for a perfect moulding. Shop Online Gypsona Gypsona Plaster Bandage 2,7m x 20cm at best price. Product features : - First Aid : Dressings and Bandages Product Reference: #272041

Directions

Instructions for Use: 1. Preparation: Protect the surrounding area with a clean cloth or towel. Wear gloves to avoid direct contact with the plaster. Ensure the area to be bandaged is clean and dry. 2. Water Temperature: Fill a basin with clean water at room temperature (approximately 20-25°C). Do not use hot or cold water as this can affect the setting time. 3. Immersion: Submerge the rolled bandage in the water, ensuring it is fully immersed. Gently squeeze out excess water once air bubbles stop rising. 4. Application: Apply the bandage smoothly and evenly to the affected area, overlapping each layer by approximately two-thirds of its width. Avoid excessive tension, which can restrict circulation. 5. Moulding: Gently mould the bandage to the desired shape while it is still wet. Smooth out any wrinkles or creases. 6. Setting Time: Allow the bandage to set completely. This typically takes between 2-5 minutes, depending on the water temperature and thickness of the application. 7. Removal: Once dry, the bandage can be removed by carefully cutting it with bandage scissors. Avoid pulling or tearing the bandage, especially if applied over hairy areas. Recommended Frequency: The frequency of use depends on the specific medical condition and the advice of a healthcare professional. Do not re-use the bandage. Additional Tips: 1. Store the bandage in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture. 2. Check the expiry date before use. 3. If skin irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional. 4. For optimal results, seek guidance from a healthcare professional or qualified practitioner for application and removal.