Compression Bandages and Dressings
BSN Comprilan Short Stretch Compression Bandage
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Price range: $10.95 through $41.95
BSN Easifix Cohesive Fixation Bandage – 10 cm Width, Self-Adhesive
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Price range: $31.95 through $54.95
BSN Easifix Cohesive Fixation Bandage – 4 cm Width, Self-Adhesive
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Price range: $17.95 through $29.95
BSN Easifix Cohesive Fixation Bandage – 6 cm Width, Self-Adhesive
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Price range: $19.95 through $35.95
BSN Easifix Cohesive Fixation Bandage – 8 cm Width, Self-Adhesive
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Price range: $26.95 through $44.95
BSN Tensogrip 2 ft Pre-Cut Elastic Tubular Knee Support Bandage
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Price range: $12.95 through $14.95
BSN Tensogrip Tubular Elastic Support Bandage
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Price range: $49.95 through $139.95Help Reduce Swelling and Support Recovery
Compression bandages apply controlled pressure to help manage swelling and support injured tissues. This makes them useful during injury recovery and rehabilitation.
Commonly Used for Ankles, Knees, and Limbs
Compression wraps are frequently applied to areas such as the ankle, knee, calf, and arm to provide support and assist circulation.
Used in Physiotherapy and Medical Care
Healthcare professionals use compression bandages as part of treatment plans for injury management, circulation support, and post-surgical recovery.
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Our team has over 50 years of combined experience supplying physiotherapy clinics, healthcare professionals, and individuals across Canada. If you need help selecting the right compression bandage, we’re happy to help.
Prescription May Qualify for Tax Exemption
Some compression products may qualify as tax-exempt medical devices in Canada when purchased with a valid prescription from a healthcare professional.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are compression bandages used for?
Compression bandages are used to apply pressure to an area to help reduce swelling, support injured tissues, and improve circulation.
How do compression bandages help with swelling?
Compression bandages apply consistent pressure that may help limit fluid buildup and reduce swelling in injured or inflamed areas.
What is the difference between short stretch and long stretch bandages?
Short stretch bandages provide lower resting pressure and higher working pressure, while long stretch bandages provide more constant compression even at rest.
Where are compression bandages commonly used?
Compression bandages are often applied to the ankle, knee, calf, arm, and other areas where swelling or support is needed.
Are compression bandages used in physiotherapy?
Yes. Physiotherapists commonly use compression bandages to help manage swelling and support recovery during rehabilitation.
Can compression bandages be used after surgery?
Compression bandages are often used in post-surgical care to help control swelling and support healing.
Who uses compression bandages?
Compression bandages are used by healthcare professionals, athletes, and individuals managing injuries or swelling at home.
Are compression bandages reusable?
Many compression bandages can be reused depending on the type and condition, but they should be replaced if they lose elasticity or become worn.
Can compression bandages support injured joints?
Yes. Compression bandages can provide light support to joints and soft tissues while helping manage swelling.
Are compression bandages used for circulation problems?
Compression bandages may be used as part of treatment plans that support circulation, depending on the condition and guidance of a healthcare professional.
Compression Bandages for Swelling Control, Support, and Circulation
Compression bandages are used to apply controlled pressure to support injured tissues, reduce swelling, and improve circulation. They are widely used in physiotherapy, sports medicine, and medical care for injury management and recovery.
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