Thermoskin Tubular Compression Bandage Black XL
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Code: 10061912
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Product Overview
Product Overview
The Thermoskin Tubular Compression Bandage is designed to provide support and compression. It helps to reduce swelling and support joints and limbs, and features antibacterial protection.
Key Features
- Protects skin during sports
- Comfortable yet high-level of support
- Protects wounds and injuries from bacteria
- Easy to apply and adjust
- Does not require adhesive, pins, or tape to secure
- The bandage is elasticated, lightweight, and unobtrusive
- Provides support for sprains and strains
- Lasts 50+ washes
Extra Large Size: 45cm - 50cm
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Thermoskin Tubular Compression Bandage Black XL
RRP $10.09
$8.97
11% OFF RRP
Collect 8 Everyday Rewards Points*
Size:
$8.97
$8.97
Choose delivery option
Delivery Options
In Stock for
Fastest Delivery
Order within 20mins for delivery by 9pm tonight
or FREE delivery when you spend over $80Learn about Bandages, Support, and Injury Prevention
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