What is Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage?
Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage is a tubular bandage that can be cut to size to fit any finger or toe. It helps to protect finger and toe injuries from infection and further harm.
What finger or toe injuries would need a bandage?
A small cut, graze or bruise to a finger or toe, can benefit from bandaging whilst they heal. Even small wounds can contract infections that can lead to more serious issues. Unlike plasters, the Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage’s tubular shape ensures that the full wound is covered and the bandage won’t peel away.
How can Carnation Finger and Toe Bandages protect your injury?
Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage can be cut to fit any finger and toe for a comfortable and secure fit. It’s simple to use and quick to apply. Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage can also be used to provide more support as a finger stall to protect an additional dressing underneath.
How to use Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage.
Clean and dry the wounded area before using Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage. Cut a length of Carnation Finger and Toe Bandages that is around two and a half times the length of the finger or toe you will be treating. Place the bandage over the finger or toe and hold the end of the bandage in place. Twist the bandage a full 360° turn. Tape the end of the Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage in place for extra security.
When should Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage NOT be used?
Speak to your doctor or a Chemist 4 U pharmacist before using Carnation Finger and Toe Bandage if you suffer from diabetes or circulatory disorders.
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