Healthcrepe (1 Unit (10Cm X 4M)) Crepe Bandage By Martin & Brown

What is it used for?
A crepe bandage is used to provide support and gentle compression for sprains, strains, swelling and minor soft-tissue injuries. It can also help hold wound dressings in place.

How does it work?
It applies gentle pressure to the affected area and provides support, which may help reduce swelling and discomfort.

How to take/use it
Wrap it evenly around the affected area, starting below the injured area and moving upwards. It should feel supportive but not tight. Keep fingers or toes visible when possible, and loosen or remove it if there is numbness, tingling, increasing pain, swelling, or colour change.

Common side effects
Skin irritation, itching or discomfort. If wrapped too tightly, it may cause numbness, tingling, pain or reduced circulation.

Precautions
Do not apply it tightly or over an untreated wound. Check the skin and circulation regularly, especially in people with diabetes or circulation problems. Seek medical advice for severe pain, marked swelling, deformity, numbness, or an injury that does not improve.