Adhesive BandageKINOSELF

Self-adhesive bandages treated with microlatex, requiring no bandage clips

No sticking to skin, hair, or clothing

They also don't cling to body hair, so they can be removed painlessly.
They don't damage the skin, which helps prevent rashes.

Can be wrapped securely around any part of the body

These bandages can be easily wrapped around complex and round areas, staying in place even when the underlying body part is moved. They are also easy to extend.

Freely adjustable pressure

The pressure placed on wounded areas can be adjusted freely, and the bandages are easy to rewrap.

Exceptionally air and moisture permeable

The latex particles only cover 1 or 2% of the total surface area, so they don't impede the air or moisture permeability of the base material.

Economical

Each winding of tape holds firmly, so taping can be done using only 1/2 to 1/3 as much tape as conventional medical dressings.

Can be sterilized by autoclave

* This product contains natural rubber, and may cause allergic reactions.

Comparison with Conventional Medical Dressing (Securing Finger Wound Area)

Clinical Usage Example

Securing the lower leg using speed-track traction in coxarthropathy treatment

The 100% cotton, skin-colored, highly flexible bandages have high horizontal stability, as well, and can withstand prolonged use [pressure immobilization]
(KINOSELF 104-10)

Head protection

White, crepe-type gauze bandages with a high level of stretchability [gentle immobilization)
(KINOSELF 180-08)

Securing of needles when performing intravenous injection

The 100% cotton, skin-colored, highly flexible bandages have high horizontal stability, as well, and can withstand prolonged use [pressure immobilization]
(KINOSELF 181-05)

Lower limb amputation area pressure immobilization

Special weave white flexible bandages with crepe-type honeycomb structure [pressure immobilization]
(KINOSELF 199-08)