1439 Tubular Bandage, Natural, Size G, 10m Length

Good price for a good product

My husband has severe diabetes and gets water blisters and sores on his legs. Regular compression socks hurt his skin and putting tape on his skin consistantly tears up his skin. A foot specialist taught us about this product. You can cut it the length you need. We use much less tape cause the tubular bandage goes on like a sock and holds the bandage in place. We only need small pieces of tape to hold the bandage in place while we get the tubular bandage on. Each tubular sock or sleeve you make is 10 compression. Sometimes my husband needs more compression to get the water out of his legs. The doctor said to put two of the tubular sleeves on, one on top of the other and it would increase the compression to 20. My husband says these are soft and the most comfortable compression he's ever used. We wash them in the washer and let them air dry. We get several uses out of each pair we cut.

This is MUCH easier to put on than compression socks. Gives good amount of compression to my swollen knee,thigh,& calves. Can be washed & hang to dry ( no dryer ). Directions say to cut twice the length needed & fold over to cover area. I cut a 30" piece to put from just above knee down to lower calf. Perfect, but that length depends on your leg length. So just measure the length of area you want to cover, double that & you have it. If doubling is too compressive, than just use it as a single layer. Either way , nice item & VERY similar to what orthopedic Dr's use after knee surgery & you no longer need Ted's, but offers some compression for swelling. As a plus, it helps to keep area covered warmer without sweating. Comfortable & it does not bunch up in the bend of behind my knee. Get your correct size for the area you need it for, follow directions & your good to go. Selling vender was SUPER & I got this Very fast. 👍🤓

LOVE these!!! My legs swelled too much for my compression socks so the local pharmacy that fills the sock prescription recommended using tubigripping (a double layer as a single layer was not strong enough) instead of a super expensive special order. (-Of which I'd never even heard of before.) So when I wore that original pair out (the cut sides started fraying too much and needed tossed as I couldn't trim any more of the strings off without making them too short), my husband decided to look online to "purchase in bulk" rather than purchasing just one "pair" from the pharmacy again- AND I'm so thankful he did!! This whole box is exactly the same tubigrip and the same price as just one "pair" of "stockings" cut by the pharmacist at the pharmacy, but in itself, contains a ton of pairs, rather than just one!! (Yay! For saving tons of money!!!) As I mentioned above, one layer of tubigrip was not strong enough of a compression, so we had to do a double layer- which was absolutely Perfect! But when doing this it's So Much Better to do one Super Long one doubled over, rather than two separate layers. (If you do 2 separate layers, one shifts so you have to constantly dig one layer out from under the other layer to readjust, etc, etc... When done as one super long "hose" doubled up, you don't have that problem and they last so much longer as only one side (the part on the feet vs the knee part- where you pull them up from) can & will fray! ;) The ONLY reason I'm not giving this item all 5 stars is because it wasn't one giant "hose" as we expected... It would appear that when ours was made in the factory, one tubigrip "hose" ended and was too short so to make the length the right length, they started a 2nd hose to add to the length to make it long enough... This meant that when we were pulling it from the box to make a new set, one of the "hoses" was too short as the end of the that "hose" came to an end unexpectedly and had to be tossed. Which in the end, made our savings not quite as good. :( -We expected this to happen at the very end of the tubigrip, not in the 1st quarter of the product... We don't know if it'll happen again, but are hoping not as this would definitely lower our satisfactory and rating.

these work great to cover legs rather then wrapping legs.

I have been told to use compression socks due to venus insufficiency. When I'm at home, I use this tubigrip instead of the socks. I find that it's more comfortable than the socks and easier to put on and take off. Also, I cut it to the length I want and get many pairs out of this package, way more than if I had purchased the socks instead. My mother used to have appointments to have layers of compression materials applied by nurses for her leg swelling, and this was one of the layers. I wear the tubigrip hoping I won't have the drastic measures my mom had to take. Since this material has to be cut, leaving raw edges, that's why I only wear them at home.

I was introduced to this product by my wound care team when they were treating my legs for some sores. My ankles and legs were huge and I needed compression to help my legs get the fluid back into circulation and to help my wounds heal faster. I had two pair they gave me and I used the heck out of them for over 6 months but they lost much of their elasticity after the first 4 months. Since my wounds were healed, but my legs still big, I continued to wear them (they are actually quite comfortable) but there wasn't much left of the compression. I Googled Tubigrip and found this pair right here on amazon. Super cool. I double them up so I get more compression to help control my swelling legs and ankles. They are machine washable which I do every now and again, but I usually just soak in warm water and a few drops of laundry soap, then rinse them out and let them hand to dry, but if they are stretching out too much and loosing compression, I found drying them in the dryer really helps shrink and tighten them back up. But this box comes with 10 meters of Tubigrip, enough to make about 5 sets (if you double them up). TubiGrip Tubular Bandages are ready to use right out of the box. All you need to do is measure and cutting to size with regular scissors. The price was a great too.

worked great

Strong and stretchy.

This is good quality and fit good just like in the hospital. Impressed

Good quality and excellent value for money. The sizing is correct, and it's easy to use.

I use these stockings for venous insufficiency in my lower legs, which has caused tremendous discomfort. But using my nurse's suggestion to coat the legs with water, then apply skin cream, then apply Tubigrip, I've found the perfect remedy to my problems. I have a lot less pain now and the stockings have even improved my stability when walking.

Just what I was after for my mother in law had legs allowing her to wash and use another one