Short Stretch Compression Bandage

Joy Crown Short Stretch Compression Bandage is a compression bandage made of 100% cotton (contains no elastic yarns) and is specifically designed for the management of venous leg ulcers, lymphedema, and edema. Our short stretch bandage clings and conforms to help prevent slipping and the firm grip fabric texture provides added support to ensure that the bandage layers hold securely. Short-stretch bandages provide compression combined with high resistance to stretching. Our Short-stretch fabrics are woven into S and Z twist cotton yarns, it is plain interlocking weave, sides woven. They are designed to extend no more than approximately 80% of their original length when stretched. In contrast, long-stretch fabrics usually incorporate more traditionally elastic fabrics or components, which allow them to be extended to about 140% of their original length.
Short stretch compression bandages are used for vascular insufficiency, as it acts like a calf muscle to pump blood/ lymph towards the heart.
Our lymphedem compression bandages have the following advantages and features,
Product Advantage
1. Reduce more effectively deep venous reflux than long stretch bandages.
2. Produce high pressure amplitudes while walking.
3. Show a pressure decrease of approximately 20 mm Hg when the patient lies down.
Products Features
a. Features a textured woven fabric structure (helps each layer of a multi-layered compression bandage firmly adhere to one another, making it less likely they will slip).
b. Lengthwise extensibility of approximately 80% (creates high working and low resting pressure thereby helping to move lymphatic fluid out of an affected limb).
c. High cotton content and latex-free (makes them extremely skin friendly).
d. Machine washable (easily cleaned and reusable).
e. Quite economical for people suffering from venous edema, lymphedema, post-traumatic swelling.
f. Color: Skin Color or Beige Color
9. Non Sterile
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