🔒 KinGrip Latex-Free Cotton Spandex Tubular Elastic Support Stockinette Bandages: Soft and Fragile Skin Protection from Kinship Comfort Brands (Size E - 3.5' x 10 Meter) Review

This was the perfect solution for my swollen feet and ankles. it provided support to reduce the painful swelling and pressure in my husband's legs, it went on easily enough that there was no pain when applying it, I was able to cut it to the length required. If I doubled it, 1.5 depressurization would work even better. I would recommend it to anyone who needs support for their legs, arms and sore wrists. Size really affects the fit, which is meant to be snug and comfortable.

Great quality and compression but 3.5 inches wide is actually 3.25 inches according to my ruler. It's too tight when there's thick bandages, but fine when an average person's leg has thin bandages. I am ordering a second roll with the larger width of 4 inches. Also, my pieces have shrunk in length and don't stretch as much as the others. It's okay, I'll just make future cuts longer. Clarification: The 3.25" width I mentioned, after washing and tumble drying. Before washing, the width was just…

I need "Florida Golf Socks" to get the blood moving in my feet. I couldn't put my socks on so I got ace bandages which worked fine but I work with one hand and had to rely on my spouse to bandage them for me. Then my village pharmacist told me her late husband had tried them and I ordered F and G without knowing it. F double as stated (don't put a sales label on the instructions btw) was too tight. G, single, keeps my legs in good condition and does not swell on either side of the bandage. A…

Got this after realizing the brand the doctor gave me had latex in it. I asked if he had latex every time they gave me something. The answer was always no. I suspected that wasn't the case after developing ulcers on both my legs from my feet to my knees (wherever the tube touched). Of course it was latex. I don't think it's meant for compression like the one the doctor gave me. I use it as an undercoat to protect my skin. I make it about a quarter longer than the outer latex layer so I can fold

I was hoping to use them as a wet hand bandage for eczema flare-ups and I've used various brands of tubular bandages in the past. Unfortunately, although they are made of cotton, they are extremely scratchy and uncomfortable. I tried them both wet and dry and both were so uncomfortable that I had to take them off immediately. I've never had this discomfort with other brands of cotton bandages, so I think it could be either the quality of the cotton or the weave. Definitely not recommended if…

I made a sizing error because I was looking for reviews to increase the size. The size would be bigger. This is in no way the seller's fault. I contacted them about the size and tried to figure out what size I needed. They immediately told me that they would help to choose the size. They sent samples in 2 sizes so I could see what fit. I offered to pay but they said no it's ok. Now to the product. I have ordered this from several places for my husband's swollen ankles. They weren't the quality…

My husband has a very aggressive skin cancer that covers his leg from knee to heel. His open wounds required multiple layers of pads and bandages with lots of gauze covered with elastic bandages to keep everything in place. As events unfolded, I suggested to the nurses and doctors that they use a piece of leotard instead. This provided comfort and stability. Luckily, his cancer didn't become systemic, but he was exposed to intense radiation for several weeks, which caused severe burns to his…