Nichiban White Cloth Adhesive Plaster for Hospitals 25MM X 5M
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[Product Description]
Cloth adhesive bandage made of cotton cloth coated with rubber adhesive.
--Repair and fixation of fractures and dislocations
--Traction of contractures and malpositioned limbs
--Fixation of wound gauze
--Holding of orthopedic position
[Ingredients]
The tape is made of cotton cloth and rubber adhesive, including natural rubber, styrene-butadiene rubber, styrene, isoprene, styrene block copolymer, polyisobutylene, polybutene, petroleum resin, BHT, and zinc oxide.
[Suitable For]
This tape is suitable for fixing tubes, holding correction positions, and stabilizing bone fractures and dislocations. It can also be used for fixing wound dressings.
Please be aware that this product uses natural rubber latex, which may cause rare cases of allergic reactions. If symptoms occur, stop using the product immediately and dispose of it appropriately. Do not apply directly to an open wound, and if any rash, redness, or itchiness occurs, stop using it and seek medical advice from a doctor or pharmacist. When removing the tape, gently peel it off in the direction of hair growth to prevent damage to the skin.
Cloth adhesive bandage made of cotton cloth coated with rubber adhesive.
--Repair and fixation of fractures and dislocations
--Traction of contractures and malpositioned limbs
--Fixation of wound gauze
--Holding of orthopedic position
[Ingredients]
The tape is made of cotton cloth and rubber adhesive, including natural rubber, styrene-butadiene rubber, styrene, isoprene, styrene block copolymer, polyisobutylene, polybutene, petroleum resin, BHT, and zinc oxide.
[Suitable For]
This tape is suitable for fixing tubes, holding correction positions, and stabilizing bone fractures and dislocations. It can also be used for fixing wound dressings.
Please be aware that this product uses natural rubber latex, which may cause rare cases of allergic reactions. If symptoms occur, stop using the product immediately and dispose of it appropriately. Do not apply directly to an open wound, and if any rash, redness, or itchiness occurs, stop using it and seek medical advice from a doctor or pharmacist. When removing the tape, gently peel it off in the direction of hair growth to prevent damage to the skin.
