Dealmed
Dealmed 783811 Fabric Adhesive Bandages 1" x 3" First Aid 100/Bx 24/Cs 2400PK
Fabric adhesive bandages in 1" x 3" size protect minor cuts and scrapes with flexible, individually wrapped sterile strips, supplied as 24 boxes of 100 for 2400 total bandages
- TypeFirst Aid & Pharmacy Supplies
- Size1" x 3"
- ColorTransparent
- Fabric material flexes with movement for comfortable protection
- Individually wrapped pads stay sterile until needed
- Strong adhesive holds securely through daily activity
- Non-stick pad prevents wound disruption on removal
- 2400 bandages per case supply high-volume settings
First-Aid Fabric Bandages 1" x 3
Dealmed 783811 fabric adhesive bandages measure one inch by three inches and come individually wrapped for sterility. Each box contains one hundred bandages and a full case holds twenty-four boxes for a total of two thousand four hundred pieces. They suit classrooms, offices and home kits that need a reliable supply of sterile dressings.
Thermals Noise Power
These are sterile fabric dressings with no electronic components, so they produce no heat, no audible noise and draw no power during storage or use. The flexible adhesive moves with the skin without generating warmth or sound. No cooling or electrical considerations apply.
Pack Quantity 2400 Per Case
The case quantity of two thousand four hundred bandages determines whether this pack matches the volume required for a facility or household. Smaller first-aid stations may find the case size excessive, while high-traffic environments benefit from the bulk count.
Highlights
- Fabric material flexes with movement for comfortable protection
- Individually wrapped pads stay sterile until needed
- Strong adhesive holds securely through daily activity
- Non-stick pad prevents wound disruption on removal
- 2400 bandages per case supply high-volume settings
Specifications
| Brand | DEALMED |
|---|---|
| Type | First Aid & Pharmacy Supplies |
| Size | 1" x 3" |
| Color | Transparent |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1" x 3" fabric bandage so the non-stick pad stays centred on the wound?
Clean and dry the skin, peel the wrapper open, hold the bandage by the adhesive wings, centre the non-stick pad over the cut, press the pad down first, then smooth the fabric wings outward to seal the edges without stretching the fabric.
When should I replace a bandage from the 100-count box during wound care?
Change the bandage at least once every 24 hours or sooner if it becomes wet, soiled, or the adhesive loosens; each bandage is single-use and individually wrapped for sterility.
What limits how long a single bandage stays effective under active movement?
The flexible fabric adhesive is designed to move with skin, but heavy perspiration, friction, or soaking will reduce adhesion first, signalling it is time for a fresh bandage from the 2400-count case supply.
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