Elastic bandage | 8011
Elastic bandage made of breathable and soft fabric.
URIEL's elastic bandage provides effective and comfortable support for injured or sensitive areas, for daily use at home, at work or during light physical activity.
Made of breathable, soft and elastic fabric that adapts to the body and allows complete freedom of movement.
Main advantages
- Helps reduce swelling and pain.
- Provides uniform pressure to improve stability and recovery.
- Reusable and washable.
- Breathable and soft fabric for a pleasant touch against the skin.
- Suitable for any area of the body – hand, foot, knee, elbow, and more.
Who is this suitable for?
- For first aid at home or on a trip.
- For use after a minor injury or sprain.
- For athletes who want light support during training.
- For anyone who needs temporary relief and support in a specific area.
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User manual
- Gently wrap the bandage around the desired area.
- Adjust pressure as needed – support but not restrict blood flow.
- Determine using the brackets.
- After use – hand wash in cold water and air dry.
Our expert advice
- Gently wrap the bandage around the desired area.
- Adjust pressure as needed – support but not restrict blood flow.
- Determine using the brackets.
- After use – hand wash in cold water and air dry.
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