About Triangular Bandage
Material: Strong unbleached cotton fabric.
Bandage in the shape of a triangle.
Application / Usage : Hospital / Clinics
Sizes:
- 96 cm x 96 cm x 135/136 cm
- 90cm x 90cm x 127cm
- 90cm x 90cm x 125cm
- 60cm x 60cm x 90cm
Also available in non-woven fabric.
Versatile First Aid SolutionIdeal for quick response, the triangular bandage is fundamental in immobilizing and supporting injured limbs, securing dressings, or serving as a makeshift sling. It's a must-have for medical professionals and first responders due to its simplicity and efficacy in a range of emergencies.
Durable and Reliable MaterialMade from strong, unbleached cotton, the bandage is both soft and resilient. Hemmed or overlocked edges guard against fraying, maintaining its shape and integrity through repeated washing and use. Its resistance to standard atmospheric humidity ensures reliable storage and application in various climates.
Convenient and Safe PackagingEach triangular bandage comes individually wrapped in a polybag or paper wrap to assure hygiene before use. While generally supplied non-sterile, sterile variants are available on request for specialized medical needs. Sometimes, safety pins are included for secure fastening.
FAQ's of Triangular Bandage:
Q: How do I use a triangular bandage for immobilizing an injured arm?
A: To immobilize an arm, unfold the bandage and place the longest edge beneath the arm. Bring the ends up and tie them securely behind the neck, positioning the elbow at a right angle. Ensure the fabric supports the wrist and hand comfortably for optimal immobilization.
Q: What are the benefits of using a cotton triangular bandage?
A: Cotton triangular bandages are soft, non-elastic, and lightweight, making them easy to tie and comfortable for patients. They are reusable, washable, and durable, allowing for repeated and hygienic use in both emergencies and routine medical care.
Q: When should I use a sterile versus a non-sterile triangular bandage?
A: A sterile triangular bandage is recommended when covering open wounds or providing initial wound care to minimize infection risk. For general support, immobilization, or use over secured dressings, the standard non-sterile bandage is typically sufficient.
Q: Where is the ideal place to store these bandages?
A: Store bandages in a cool, dry location away from direct sunlight and moisture. Their material is resistant to normal atmospheric humidity and suitable for standard storage conditions, helping to preserve their integrity for emergency use.
Q: How often can a reusable triangular bandage be washed and reused?
A: Reusable cotton triangular bandages can be washed multiple times by hand or machine. The hems or overlocked edges prevent fraying, ensuring longevity. However, discard the bandage if it becomes overly worn, stained, or compromised in structure.
Q: What makes these bandages easy and safe to use in first aid situations?
A: Their triangular shape accommodates various wrapping and tying methods. The material is soft, non-elastic, and porous, which limits slippage and allows easy knotting. Included safety pins (when supplied) provide added security, ensuring bandages remain in place during use.