Unga-SR elastic bandage 8 cm x 1 m, 1 pc

Prevention and treatment of the initial stages of varicose veins. Prevention of venous diseases during pregnancy and after childbirth. Therapeutic pressure up to 14 mmHg, compression class I

Recommendations for use

• When applying a bandage, the bandage unwinds from itself as shown in Fig. 1. Start bandaging from the base of your fingers, stretching the bandage by 50-60% (leave your fingers free). Do not try to unnecessarily stretch the bandage to its full possible length.
• Securely fix the ankle joint by wrapping a bandage around the heel like a hammock. Next, continue to bandage the lower leg using descending and ascending turns like a figure of eight. Make sure that each next turn overlaps the previous one by half, as shown in Fig. 2.
• As you approach the knee joint, loosen the bandage slightly. If necessary, continue to apply the bandage to the knee and thigh using the same descending and ascending turns.
• When finished, secure the end of the bandage with Velcro. Similarly, the bandage is applied to other joints or muscles.
• Before next use, the bandage must be rolled up. Start winding from the fastener, its hook part should be in the position as shown in Fig. 3. Then bend it inward (see Fig. 4) and continue rolling the bandage into a roll.
There are many ways to apply a compression bandage using an elastic bandage; the attending physician may prescribe others to the patient.

Composition

Cotton – 80%, polyester – 15%; lycra – 5%.

Manufacturer

Tonus JSC, Russia