Silk-like Surgical Tape is made of silk or acetate silk, an anti-allergy adhesive (hot melt or acrylic adhesive) and its convenient two-way tear allow for easy and quick application without scissors. Surgical Silk Tape adheres well to dry skin and can pass through the air and wound exudate. And it can be cut to the right size to hold almost any dressing in place.

While Kinesiology Tapes have been around for years, they've gotten a lot of attention lately, as famous athletes have started using the technique to deal with injuries and support their training. For example, "star athletes" and Olympians including David Beckham, Lance Armstrong, Selena Williams, and Kerry Walsh have used Kinesiology Tape and have spoken about its effects on the human body benefit. Next, let's take a look at the 4 advantages of Kinesiology Tape.

100% Pure Cotton Crepe Bandage is mainly used for lymphedema wraps, including the management of chronic and acute lymphedema, venous oedema, and other venous disorders. Most commonly Short Stretch Compression Bandage For Lymphedema is used for vascular insufficiency as it pumps blood/lymph to the heart like a calf muscle. Next, we will look at the uses of the Short Stretch Compression Bandage For Lymphedema and how it is tied.

Soldier Individual First Aid Kit are trauma kits that contain basic life-saving materials, bleeding control, and primary wound treatment. Tactical IFAK components include tourniquets, chest seals, combat gauze, and other hemostatic agents. IFAK is ideal for field tactical doctors, first responders, police, military, combat lifeguards, first responders, outdoor enthusiasts, and more. Next, let's take a look at the introduction of Individual First Aid Kits (IFAK).

Butterfly Bandage is one of common primary wound dressing, which is designed to help protect and secure small wounds. Butterfly Band Aids get their name because they have a narrow non-adhesive area in the center and adhesive wider sides, making them look like a butterfly. They are also called “butterfly stitches” or “wound closure strips.” Butterfly Stitches can be advantageous in that they do not need a medical professional to be placed or removed, and are thus a common item in first aid kits at home or travelling. Let’s take a look at how to use Butterfly Bandage.