🔄 EZ Roller Bandage Roller: Lightweight & Portable Handheld System for Quick Re-Rolling of Elastic & Non-Elastic Bandage Wraps Review

I love this bandage roll! After spending 2.5 years hand rolling my lymphedema wraps this video is amazing! The design is so simple but the roll is well made and saves me so much time and my bandages are rolled up so neatly and ready for my next use! I wish I had found this sooner!

So if you're like me, you were already dealing with atrial fibrillation before the lymphedema wrap came into your life. Now spend $. Get this tool. To save time. Get more freedom. I love mine and wouldn't give it up either. Especially since I'm diapering daily at the moment. For me, getting those few minutes a day was worth the $20 investment.

This bandage roller saves lives. This reduced the time I spent hand rolling the bandages by about 20%. That meant another 80% free time for me. It is very durable and very affordable. If you are looking for a bandage roll then this is for you! It's durable and does the job for a reasonable price.

Works great. The instructions on the packaging are clear. Insert the end on the handle into the spindle, thread under the 1st (bottom) bar and over the 2nd (top) bar. Start tumbling like a fishing rod. Hold it to roll tighter. When finished, push the rolled up bandage by pulling the twist handle. To the next. For me this is of great importance. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED

I ordered this for a lymphedema pack and have tried several different methods of getting a tight bandage to no avail. The roller also tends to be uneven unless you move very slowly and keep adjusting the bandage as you apply it. Even large rolls are not worth trying here. I figured if I didn't like it I could always return it but no luck. About 20 people in my class tried this device and none of us liked it. You really need a tight roll and I can do it by hand quicker than this machine with…

Your hands hurt so you need to learn a few tricks. I use bandages for Comprilan. I wash the bandages very gently, a little warmer, with unscented laundry soap, then flat dry to try to get the most mileage out of them. Insert the smallest possible end of the roll into the bottom bar for easier tool removal. I have a small bag of bandages and I sit down and roll the bandages out of the bag to keep them clean. The key to a straight reel - without that shell spiral - I tilt the tool about 15…

I like the idea but unfortunately it doesn't work as well as I had hoped. I bought this to wind bandages and horse polo because twisting as much as my job requires it causes pain in my wrist and arm. The bandage roller almost unrolls the bandages when they are already straight (not twisted) and held flat. If the foil isn't straight yet, you'll get wrinkles, and if it doesn't hold flat, it won't be even. Keeping it straight isn't a problem for me, but flattening the roll before spinning is an…