Medline Industries, Inc.
Medline Industries, Inc. NON25510 Comfort Cloth Adhesive Bandage 1.50" x 3.50" 100/Box first aid
Woven adhesive bandages stretch and breathe while covering knuckles and minor wounds, supplied sterile and latex-free in a 100-count box
- TypeFIRST AID
- Woven fabric stretches and conforms to knuckles
- 100 sterile bandages per box for extended supply
- Latex-free material reduces allergy risk
- Breathable design promotes natural wound healing
- Non-adherent island pad protects wound without sticking
First-aid bandages for minor wounds
Medline Comfort Cloth adhesive bandages come in a box of 100 sterile strips measuring 1.50" by 3.50". The tan woven material stretches to fit knuckles and other awkward contours. They are latex-free and intended for everyday wound care.
Breathable woven fabric reduces skin irritation
The cloth construction allows air to circulate around the injury site while maintaining even adhesion. A non-adherent island pad protects the wound without sticking to it. Normal use stays comfortable because the material flexes with natural movement.
Individually wrapped strips stay sterile until
Each bandage is sealed for hygiene and pulls free without assembly. The adhesive holds securely on dry skin yet removes cleanly when the dressing is changed. The compact box stores easily in a cabinet, vehicle kit or desk drawer.
Highlights
- Woven fabric stretches and conforms to knuckles
- 100 sterile bandages per box for extended supply
- Latex-free material reduces allergy risk
- Breathable design promotes natural wound healing
- Non-adherent island pad protects wound without sticking
Specifications
| Type | FIRST AID |
|---|---|
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 102 × 102 × 76 mm |
Questions about this item
How do I apply the 1.50" x 3.50" Comfort Cloth bandage so the woven material conforms properly?
Clean the wound, remove the sterile wrapper, centre the non-adherent island pad over the cut, press the tan woven adhesive edges down firmly and smooth outward so the breathable fabric stretches around the knuckle without wrinkles.
When should I replace a bandage from the 100-count box during wound care?
Change the sterile latex-free bandage at least once daily, or sooner if the woven pad becomes wet, soiled or the even adhesion loosens, to keep the wound protected and the breathable material functioning.
What is the first sign the adhesive is failing during extended wear on a joint?
The tan woven edges begin to lift or curl away from the skin, indicating the even adhesion is losing grip and the sterile bandage should be replaced.
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