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General Bandages

Our range of bandages include conforming bandages that are designed to compress and secure wound dressings, crepe cotton bandages and finger bandages as well as soft foam bandages.

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HypaBand Conforming Bandage, 5cmx4m (Pack of 6) £2.45 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Conforming Bandage, 7.5cmx4m (6 Pack) £3.45 (Ex VAT)

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size E - Legs, Knees) 5m £9.95 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Conforming Bandages (Assorted Pack of 12) £4.95 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Conforming Bandage, 10cmx4m (Pack of 6) £4.45 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Finger Bandage with Applicator £2.95 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Crepe Cotton Bandages (Assorted Pack of 12) £7.95 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Crepe Cotton Bandage, 5cm x 4.5m (Pack of 6) £3.25 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Crepe Cotton Bandage, 7.5cm x 4.5m (Pack of 6) £4.45 (Ex VAT)

HypaBand Crepe Cotton Bandage, 10cm x 4.5m (Pack of 6) £5.95 (Ex VAT)

Blue FingerBobs Tubular Bandages £4.75 (Ex VAT)

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size B - Small Limbs) £11.45 £3.50

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size C - Adult Hands) £12.45 £4

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size D - Arms, Legs) £13.45 £4.50

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size F - Large Knees) £16.95 £6

Elasticated Tubular Support Bandage (Size G - Large Thighs) £19.95 £7.50

White FingerBobs Tubular Bandages £4.75 (Ex VAT)

FROM OUR BLOG:

How to Bandage a Finger
Your fingertip can be a difficult and awkward body part to properly bandage. Plasters and bandages applied to the finger can easily slip off or limit range of motion. Finger plasters are in the shape of an hourglass and conform to the shape of your finger for a more secure fit.

How To Treat A Sprain
The difference between a strain and a sprain is all down to the location of the injury. A strain occurs due to you overstretching, tearing, or twisting a tendon or muscle, while a sprain happens because of the same injury to a ligament. A sprain is located around a joint, while a strain can occur anywhere over the body that has a muscle, most commonly your back or legs. Read more!