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Conforming bandage 4” (2un.)

$5.95
Paramedic’s conforming bandages are non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.

Uniform bandage 2”

$1.99
Paramedic’s uniform bandages are bandages made out of non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.

Uniform bandage 2” (2)

$3.99
Paramedic’s conforming bandages are non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.

Uniform bandage 3”

$2.09
Paramedic’s uniform bandages are bandages made out of non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.

Uniform bandage 4”

$2.19
Paramedic’s uniform bandages are bandages made out of non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.

Uniform bandage 6” (2)

$2.99
Paramedic’s uniform bandages are bandages made out of non sterile gauze, used to keep a compress in place on a wound. Different widths are available. They are mostly used to fix a compress in places where it is difficult to stick a Parafix bandage coverage, like on wounds going around the calf or the forearm, as well as on areas with strong hair growth.