Comprilan short stretch compression bandages are 100% cotton textile elastic
specifically designed for management of edema, lymphedema, and venous insufficiency.
Unlike long stretch elastic bandages, Comprilan provides both compression and high
resistance to stretch to increase venous and lymphatic return. It is especially well
tolerated by the skin, permeable to air and absorbs perspiration. The material is
extremely durable; even sweat or ointments that penetrate into the fabric do not impair
the compressive action. Because Comprilan short stretch bandages are reusable, they are a
cost effective choice for edema management. Comprilan bandages are fixed with latex to
prevent them from fraying even after repeated washing, giving the bandage a long, useful
life.
Each box contains detailed instructions on how to apply the bandage. Two Comprilan
bandages are normally used to bandage the lower leg.
Fiber Content:
100%
cotton
Indications:
edema/lymphedema
venous
insufficiency
post
sclerotherapy
venous
ulcers
thrombophlebitis
Contraindications:
Arterial
Occlusive Disease
Any
circumstance where increased venous return is desirable
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Comprilan short stretch bandages provide counter pressure to muscle
activity which helps to facilitate fluid movement in the tissue, controlling edema. |
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Cat. No. |
Size |
Contents |
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01026000 |
2.4" x 5.5 yards (6cm x 5m) |
1 roll per box , 20 boxes per case |
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01027000 |
3.1" x 5.5 yards (8cm x 5m) |
1 roll per box, 20 boxes per case |
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01028000 |
3.9" x 5.5 yards (10cm x 5m) |
1 roll per box , 20 boxes per case |
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01029000 |
4.7" x 5.5 yards (12cm x 5m) |
1 roll per box , 20 boxes per case |
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Jobst Stocking Donner:
The Jobst Stocking Donner is designed to aid in the application of Jobst Vascular
Stockings. Its compact size and weight make it ideal for stocking application, travel and
storage.
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Features:
foam grip handles
compact
size
lightweight
durable
baked epoxy finish - provides smooth "no-snag" surface
accepts
most styles of Jobst Vascular Stockings |
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Sensitive solutions for dry skin problems:
Eucerin:
Eucerin is the #1 choice of physicians and pharmacists for treating dry, sensitive
skin. It is proven safe and effective for helping to alleviate dry skin associated with
psoriasis and atopic dermatitis. Appropriate for any age, Eucerin is an essential
component of the diabetes patient's health care regimen. It helps alleviate dryness and
cracking that can lead to infection.
Features:
the #1 recommended adjunctive moisturizer
safe for even the most sensitive skin
ideal for the older patient
non-comedogenic
fragrance free
Common Indications:
Eucerin Original Moisturizing Creme: (Moisturizes dry
and very dry skin) |
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Clinically proven to reduce dry skin associated with dermatitis in premature infants
without increasing bacteria or yeasts. |
As an adjunct to corticosteroid therapy:
Clinically proven to alleviate dry skin associated with atopic dermatitis
Clinically proven to alleviate dry skin associated with psoriasis
Eucerin Original Moisturizing Lotion: (Maintains healthy skin and
prevents dry skin)
As an adjunct to corticosteroid therapy:
Clinically proven to alleviate dry skin associated with psoriasis
Aquaphor Healing Ointments:
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Aquaphor Original Formula:
Clinically proven to reduce wound
healing time
Provides
a unique protective environment that enhances the skin's own healing ability
Ideal as
a compounding base or alone as a treatment for severely dry skin
A
physician and pharmacist favorite for over 75 years
Aquaphor Healing Ointment: |
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Provides protection and faster healing help for severely dry, cracked, chafed skin |
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Contains soothing ingredients Chamomile Essence (Bisabolol) and Glycerin for smooth
application and less greasy fee |
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Contains the healing enhancer Panthenol |
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Common Indications:
Aquaphor Original Formula:
As a
stable, neutral compounding base
As a
treatment for severely dry skin
Aquaphor Healing Ointment:
As a
treatment for dry, damaged skin such as cracked skin and minor burns
Effective in treating minor cases of diaper rash
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