Dukal - American White Cross First Aid - 1626000 - Flexible Adhesive Bandage

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Brand: American White Cross First Aid
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Dukal - American White Cross First Aid - 1626000 - Flexible Adhesive Bandage

This flexible adhesive bandage from Dukal's American White Cross First Aid line provides reliable protection for minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds. Designed for comfort and durability, it stays securely in place while allowing freedom of movement.

Features:
- Made with a soft, breathable fabric for enhanced comfort
- Flexible design conforms to body contours for a secure fit
- Adhesive backing ensures long-lasting hold without irritation
- Sterile and latex-free for safe wound care
- Individually wrapped for cleanliness and convenience

Specifications:
- Size: 1 inch x 3 inches
- Material: Non-woven fabric with adhesive backing
- Quantity: 100 bandages per box
- Latex-free and hypoallergenic

Use Suggestion:
Ideal for everyday first aid needs, this bandage is perfect for covering small wounds on fingers, hands, and other areas requiring flexibility. Clean the affected area before application and replace as needed for optimal healing.

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    Great so far-12 hours on major finger cut

    Posted by Chesfisherman1 in band-aid on May 20th 2016

    Love the concept of these bandages. I had a major finger wound any was using standard methods of wound care for 2 weeks. Yesterday my 10 pack all in one hydro seal bandages arrived. Prior to application I cleaned the wound with neosporin foaming liquid and allow it to dry. Your hydro seal bandages were very easy to work with (release from backing was simple and sterile-unlike your competitors) I applied 1 along the major axis of the wound. I applied another one at the tip of my finger. I applied a 3rd bandage to ensure I could maintain a great seal as bandage #1 was very close to would boundar