Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages are designed to provide effective bleeding control, superior absorbency, and patient comfort. Ideal for post-procedure care, these bandages apply gentle, consistent pressure to help stop bleeding while protecting the wound.
Featuring a highly absorbent cellulose pad that can expand up to seven times its thickness, these bandages efficiently manage fluid and reduce the need for frequent changes. The water-resistant polyethylene backing helps prevent strike-through, keeping the wound clean and secure.
Ideal Applications
✔ Post-procedure wound care
✔ Bleeding control for puncture sites
✔ Clinical and hospital use
✔ Home healthcare and recovery
✔ First aid and emergency care
Why Choose Medline Adhesive Pressure Bandages?
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages combine advanced absorbency, gentle compression, and reliable protection, making them a trusted choice for safe, comfortable wound care and bleeding management.
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Gentle Pressure for Bleeding Control
Applies consistent pressure to help stop bleeding without excessive compression. -
High-Absorbency Wound Pad
Cellulose pad expands up to 7x its thickness for superior fluid management. -
Water-Resistant Backing
Polyethylene layer helps prevent leakage and external contamination. -
Comfort-Focused Design
Designed for comfortable wear during extended use. -
Secure Adhesive Hold
Keeps the bandage firmly in place for dependable protection. -
Ideal for Post-Procedure Care
Commonly used after:- Dialysis treatments
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Specifications
| Product Type | Adhesive Bandage |
|---|---|
| Dressing Type | Adhesive Bandage |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Natural |
| Dimensions | 2.75" L × 1" W |
| Retail Packaging | No |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Latex |
| UNSPSC | 42311506 |
| Manufacturer | Medline |
| Manufacturer # | NON85100 |
| GTIN | 40080196751809 |
| HCPCS Code | A6413 |
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages
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What are adhesive pressure bandages used for?
They are used to apply gentle pressure to a wound to help stop bleeding and protect the site.
How do these bandages help control bleeding?
They combine light compression with an absorbent pad, helping to slow and stop bleeding effectively.
What makes these bandages highly absorbent?
The cellulose wound pad expands up to 7 times its thickness, allowing it to absorb a significant amount of fluid.
Are these bandages waterproof?
They are water-resistant, meaning they help prevent fluid from passing through but are not fully waterproof.
Are they comfortable to wear?
Yes. They are designed for extended wear and patient comfort, even after medical procedures.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Dialysis
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Do they stay securely in place?
Yes. The adhesive backing helps keep the bandage firmly in place during use.
Are they suitable for home use?
Yes. They can be used in both clinical and home healthcare settings.
How often should they be changed?
They should be changed when saturated, loose, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Can they be used on all wounds?
They are best for puncture sites and minor bleeding wounds, not for deep or severe injuries.
Are these bandages sterile?
Check packaging, but many are designed for safe, hygienic use in medical environments.
Do they help prevent leakage?
Yes. The water-resistant backing helps prevent strike-through and leakage.
Where are these bandages commonly used?
- Hospitals and clinics
- Dialysis centers
- Home healthcare
- Outpatient care settings
Warranty
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages are designed to provide effective bleeding control, superior absorbency, and patient comfort. Ideal for post-procedure care, these bandages apply gentle, consistent pressure to help stop bleeding while protecting the wound.
Featuring a highly absorbent cellulose pad that can expand up to seven times its thickness, these bandages efficiently manage fluid and reduce the need for frequent changes. The water-resistant polyethylene backing helps prevent strike-through, keeping the wound clean and secure.
Ideal Applications
✔ Post-procedure wound care
✔ Bleeding control for puncture sites
✔ Clinical and hospital use
✔ Home healthcare and recovery
✔ First aid and emergency care
Why Choose Medline Adhesive Pressure Bandages?
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages combine advanced absorbency, gentle compression, and reliable protection, making them a trusted choice for safe, comfortable wound care and bleeding management.
-
Gentle Pressure for Bleeding Control
Applies consistent pressure to help stop bleeding without excessive compression. -
High-Absorbency Wound Pad
Cellulose pad expands up to 7x its thickness for superior fluid management. -
Water-Resistant Backing
Polyethylene layer helps prevent leakage and external contamination. -
Comfort-Focused Design
Designed for comfortable wear during extended use. -
Secure Adhesive Hold
Keeps the bandage firmly in place for dependable protection. -
Ideal for Post-Procedure Care
Commonly used after:- Dialysis treatments
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Specifications
| Product Type | Adhesive Bandage |
|---|---|
| Dressing Type | Adhesive Bandage |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Natural |
| Dimensions | 2.75" L × 1" W |
| Retail Packaging | No |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Latex |
| UNSPSC | 42311506 |
| Manufacturer | Medline |
| Manufacturer # | NON85100 |
| GTIN | 40080196751809 |
| HCPCS Code | A6413 |
Videos
Downloads
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages
Tap a question to expand the answer.
What are adhesive pressure bandages used for?
They are used to apply gentle pressure to a wound to help stop bleeding and protect the site.
How do these bandages help control bleeding?
They combine light compression with an absorbent pad, helping to slow and stop bleeding effectively.
What makes these bandages highly absorbent?
The cellulose wound pad expands up to 7 times its thickness, allowing it to absorb a significant amount of fluid.
Are these bandages waterproof?
They are water-resistant, meaning they help prevent fluid from passing through but are not fully waterproof.
Are they comfortable to wear?
Yes. They are designed for extended wear and patient comfort, even after medical procedures.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Dialysis
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Do they stay securely in place?
Yes. The adhesive backing helps keep the bandage firmly in place during use.
Are they suitable for home use?
Yes. They can be used in both clinical and home healthcare settings.
How often should they be changed?
They should be changed when saturated, loose, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Can they be used on all wounds?
They are best for puncture sites and minor bleeding wounds, not for deep or severe injuries.
Are these bandages sterile?
Check packaging, but many are designed for safe, hygienic use in medical environments.
Do they help prevent leakage?
Yes. The water-resistant backing helps prevent strike-through and leakage.
Where are these bandages commonly used?
- Hospitals and clinics
- Dialysis centers
- Home healthcare
- Outpatient care settings
Warranty
Original: $23.99
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$8.40Description
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages are designed to provide effective bleeding control, superior absorbency, and patient comfort. Ideal for post-procedure care, these bandages apply gentle, consistent pressure to help stop bleeding while protecting the wound.
Featuring a highly absorbent cellulose pad that can expand up to seven times its thickness, these bandages efficiently manage fluid and reduce the need for frequent changes. The water-resistant polyethylene backing helps prevent strike-through, keeping the wound clean and secure.
Ideal Applications
✔ Post-procedure wound care
✔ Bleeding control for puncture sites
✔ Clinical and hospital use
✔ Home healthcare and recovery
✔ First aid and emergency care
Why Choose Medline Adhesive Pressure Bandages?
The Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages combine advanced absorbency, gentle compression, and reliable protection, making them a trusted choice for safe, comfortable wound care and bleeding management.
-
Gentle Pressure for Bleeding Control
Applies consistent pressure to help stop bleeding without excessive compression. -
High-Absorbency Wound Pad
Cellulose pad expands up to 7x its thickness for superior fluid management. -
Water-Resistant Backing
Polyethylene layer helps prevent leakage and external contamination. -
Comfort-Focused Design
Designed for comfortable wear during extended use. -
Secure Adhesive Hold
Keeps the bandage firmly in place for dependable protection. -
Ideal for Post-Procedure Care
Commonly used after:- Dialysis treatments
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Specifications
| Product Type | Adhesive Bandage |
|---|---|
| Dressing Type | Adhesive Bandage |
| Material | Plastic |
| Color | Natural |
| Dimensions | 2.75" L × 1" W |
| Retail Packaging | No |
| Latex Content | Not Made With Latex |
| UNSPSC | 42311506 |
| Manufacturer | Medline |
| Manufacturer # | NON85100 |
| GTIN | 40080196751809 |
| HCPCS Code | A6413 |
Videos
Downloads
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) – Medline Large Adhesive Pressure Bandages
Tap a question to expand the answer.
What are adhesive pressure bandages used for?
They are used to apply gentle pressure to a wound to help stop bleeding and protect the site.
How do these bandages help control bleeding?
They combine light compression with an absorbent pad, helping to slow and stop bleeding effectively.
What makes these bandages highly absorbent?
The cellulose wound pad expands up to 7 times its thickness, allowing it to absorb a significant amount of fluid.
Are these bandages waterproof?
They are water-resistant, meaning they help prevent fluid from passing through but are not fully waterproof.
Are they comfortable to wear?
Yes. They are designed for extended wear and patient comfort, even after medical procedures.
What types of procedures are they used for?
- Dialysis
- Chemotherapy
- Cardiac catheterization
- Blood draws and injections
Do they stay securely in place?
Yes. The adhesive backing helps keep the bandage firmly in place during use.
Are they suitable for home use?
Yes. They can be used in both clinical and home healthcare settings.
How often should they be changed?
They should be changed when saturated, loose, or as directed by a healthcare professional.
Can they be used on all wounds?
They are best for puncture sites and minor bleeding wounds, not for deep or severe injuries.
Are these bandages sterile?
Check packaging, but many are designed for safe, hygienic use in medical environments.
Do they help prevent leakage?
Yes. The water-resistant backing helps prevent strike-through and leakage.
Where are these bandages commonly used?
- Hospitals and clinics
- Dialysis centers
- Home healthcare
- Outpatient care settings
Warranty
