Creating a proper bandage is both the science and an art form. I use the products listed below every day. Used correctly, they are all that you need to create a proper bandage. – Dr. Thal
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Cotton Sheets: 30″ x 36″ (BB Satin Star) |
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These sheet cottons are excellent bandage padding. If you will be doing lots of bandaging, buying in bulk will save you money. In our practice, we fold several together and then roll them.
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Vetrap Bandaging Tape (3M): 4″ 18-Pack Assorted Colors |
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Vetrap bandaging tape is still the most common and effective outer layer for most bandages.
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Elastikon 3″ Rolls: Box of 4 |
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I always have liked this bandaging tape more than others. It adheres well directly to skin or hair.
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Conform Stretch Gauze Bandage (4″ x 75″): 12 Pack |
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Conform is a stretchy soft bandage, which is my favorite for use directly on the skin.
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