Bodigrip Tubular Support Bandage Size G 12cm x 1m
Code: 10032144
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Product Overview
Bodigrip tubular compression bandages have been specially designed to provide effective support for sprains, strains, weak joints, soft tissue injuries, most types of oedemas and post burn scarring.
- Easy to apply and re-apply
- Elasticated
- Available in range of sizes to suit all limbs and joints
- Provides even pressure and allows freedom of movement
- Seamless knitted design for continuous support and comfort
- No need for fiddley pins or clasps
- Always apply as a double layer
Material:
Cotton 80%, Elastodiene (Latex) 11%, Polyamide 9%; Not less than 285gsm
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Bodigrip Tubular Support Bandage Size G 12cm x 1m
RRP $12.45
$9.95
20% OFF RRP
Collect 10 Everyday Rewards Points*
Size:
$9.95
$9.95
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order within 10hrs 29mins for delivery by 9pm tonight
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Understanding Supports, Strains, and Injury Prevention
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