A sudden bruise or sprain can significantly hinder your active lifestyle. Without proper fixation, joints remain vulnerable and swelling can limit freedom of movement for days. The Heltiq Cambric bandage acts as your trusted partner in health by immediately providing the necessary firmness and pressure for controlled recovery.
- Exceptional firmness due to a special weaving technique, ideal for applying targeted pressure.
- Optimal fixation of compresses and joints, which contributes to an undisturbed recovery process.
- Specific size of 6 cm wide is extremely suitable for the hand, foot, wrist, or ankle.
- Skin-friendly material mix of viscose and cotton offers comfort during long-term use.
How it works
The secret of this bandage lies in the combination of viscose and cotton, woven into an extra firm structure. As a result, the material does not stretch when pressure is applied, which is essential for stabilising joints and limiting fluid retention in injuries. As part of your daily first aid routine, this bandage offers the security you need to safeguard your vitality.
Composition
| Material | 70% viscose, 30% cotton |
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| Dimensions | 4 m x 6 cm |
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| Contents | 1 Piece |
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| Weight | 1.000 kg |
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Ingredients
70% viscose, 30% cotton
Use & Dosage
Applying a light support or compression bandage for a bruise, sprain, or strain: Use HeltiQ Cambric Bandage in combination with synthetic cotton wool. Apply a few layers of synthetic cotton wool well around the site of the injury. Ensure that the cotton wool is distributed evenly. Start bandaging with the cambric bandage at the edge of the cotton wool; the cotton wool must remain protruding. Wrap the bandage as much as possible in a “tiled” fashion, where the turns partially overlap. Pull the bandage slightly, but not too tight. Apply the final turn all the way around, but again, let the cotton wool protrude slightly. Secure the cambric bandage with a bandage clip or adhesive plaster. Securing an ointment gauze compress and/or gauze compress: Wrap the cambric bandage as much as possible in a “tiled” fashion around the site of the injury, where the turns partially overlap. Secure the bandage with a knot, bandage clip, or adhesive plaster.
Safety & Disclaimer
When applying a light support or compression bandage for a bruise, sprain, or strain, do not use greasy cotton wool. Unlike synthetic cotton wool, greasy cotton wool will cause overheating, which is not conducive to reducing the swelling of the injury. An elastic fixation bandage is not intended for applying a support or compression bandage. Medical device. Read the instructions for use before use.
