AEROFORM Size C Adult Limbs Elastic Tubular Bandage 7cm x 10M
The AEROFORM Adult Limb Tubular Bandage Roll is an elastic tube pulled over the limb rather than wrapped around it — 7cm x 10M, size C, for adult limbs. Because there is nothing to wind or clip, it applies evenly and stays put on parts a wrapped bandage slides off.
Why choose the Adult Limb Tubular Bandage Roll?
The case for a Adult Limb Tubular Bandage Roll over a wrapped bandage is consistency. Wrapping introduces uneven tension, bunching and the risk of over-tightening; a tube applies the same light support along its length every time, applied by anyone.
This is the 10M roll, cut to length as needed — the economical unit for a clinic or first aid room using them regularly. A pre-cut 1M length suits a kit where one ready-to-use application is what you want.
Size to the body part, not by eye — size C is intended for adult limbs. Too small compresses uncomfortably and too large slides off. Note this is a retention and light-support bandage, not a compression garment and not a substitute for a pressure immobilisation bandage. Browse the Aero bandages.
Key features
- 7cm x 10M, size C — for adult limbs
- Pulled on rather than wrapped: even application, nothing to clip
- Roll format, cut to length as required
- Light support and dressing retention
- NOT a compression garment and NOT a PIT substitute
Specifications
| Size code | Size C |
| Width | 7cm |
| Length | 10M |
| Intended for | Adult Limbs |
| Format | Roll, cut to length |
| Type | Elastic tubular retention bandage |
| Pricing unit | Unit |
| SKU | AF-TUBC10 |
Common uses
Clinics, aged care, first aid rooms and home care — retaining dressings on adult limbs without wrapping. Other sizes A to F cover newborn through large legs; the finger size covers digits. For conforming retention see the AEROFORM conforming bandage. Browse the bandages, conforming and crepe range.
Adult Limb Tubular Bandage Roll FAQs
What is a tubular bandage used for?
It is a stretch tube pulled over a limb or digit to retain a dressing or give light support, without wrapping. That is its advantage: no winding, no clips, no uneven tension, and it stays put on a part that a wrapped bandage slides off.
Is a tubular bandage a compression garment?
No. It provides light support and dressing retention. It does not deliver a defined or graduated pressure, and it should not be treated as a medical compression garment unless a manufacturer specifies a pressure for that product.
Can it be used for a snake bite?
No — do not substitute it for a pressure immobilisation bandage. A tubular bandage may not give the required width, length or controlled even pressure, and is difficult to apply properly in an emergency. Call 000 and use a purpose-designed snake bite bandage.
Which size do I need?
Size by body part, not by guesswork: Size A for newborns, B for small limbs, C for adult limbs, D for large limbs, E for adult legs and F for large legs, with a separate finger size. Too small compresses uncomfortably; too large will not stay put.
1M length or the 10M roll?
A 1M length is a single application, ready to use. A 10M roll is cut to length as needed and is the economical choice for a clinic or first aid room getting through them regularly. Same bandage, different buying unit.
You must not rely on the information on this site as an alternative to medical advice from your medical physician or other qualified healthcare provider. Consult your healthcare provider immediately if you think that you may have a medical emergency or for the diagnosis and treatment of injuries. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider before starting any new treatment or with any questions that you may have regarding a medical condition or injury.
| Manufacturer_ms | Germany |
|---|---|
| Model Number_ms | K61SD521 |
| Ecolabel_ms | yes |