12 Rolls Self Adhesive Stretch Bandage Wrap 2 Inch x 6 Yards, Adherent Cohesive Vet Tape for First Aid, Wrist and Ankle Swelling, Animals, Pets, Sports (6 Colors)

Product Features:

• Bandage Wrap & Self Sticking Bandage Wrap: This 2-inch bandage wrap is a self sticking bandage wrap that easily adheres to itself, ensuring it won't stick to skin or hair, thus making it effortless to remove and replace adhesive bandages as needed.
• No Clips or Pins Required: The self adhesive bandage wrap is a strong self-adherent tape that offers excellent support, eliminating the need for clips or pins to stay in place.
• Multi-Purpose Vet Wrap for Dogs & Self Adhesive Bandage Wrap**: Ideal as a vet wrap for dogs, this self adhesive bandage wrap is also a reliable go-to for support for human ankles, wrists, and joints, making it a versatile stretch bandage wrap.
• Dimensions for Sports Injuries and First Aid Needs: The self adherent cohesive wrap measures 6 yards in length with a width of 2 inches, perfectly sized for various sports injuries and first aid needs.

Package Includes:

• 12 X Self Adhesive Bandage Rolls, showcasing a color palette of 6 assorted hues including blue, purple, red, tan, green, and white, providing a variety of adhesive bandages for different applications.

Specifications:

• Material: Self-adhesive cohesive material
• Length: 6 yards
• Width: 2 inches
• Color Varieties: Blue, purple, red, tan, green, white

How To Use:

• Apply the self sticking bandage wrap directly to the area that requires support or protection.
• The wrap will self-adhere to itself, providing a snug and secure fit without the need for additional fasteners like clips or pins.
• Adjust the tension and coverage as necessary for a comfortable fit.
• To remove, gently peel the bandage wrap from the skin, taking care not to pull on hair or cause discomfort.

Note:

• For best results, ensure the area where the adhesive bandage wrap will be applied is clean and dry. Avoid using the vet wrap in environments with extreme temperatures or where the wrap may come into contact with oils, lotions, or other substances that could affect its adhesive properties. Always consult a healthcare professional for proper wound care and bandaging techniques