Elastic cohesive bandage Viscoplast Prestovis Plus, roll 1 m x 6 cm, brand Viscoplast

Viscoplast Prestovis Plus elastic cohesive bandage is supplied as a 1 m × 6 cm roll designed for secure, self-adhering fixation and light compression. The bandage sticks to itself without adhesive residue, providing breathable support for dressings, joints and soft tissues. Its elastic structure allows conformity to body contours while maintaining uniform compression and reliable hold during movement.

Advantages

The cohesive material adheres to itself, eliminating the need for clips or additional tape and reducing skin irritation from adhesives. Breathable fabric promotes airflow to the covered area, helping to reduce moisture build-up. Elastic construction ensures adaptable compression and stable fixation on limbs and joints, while the compact roll format is convenient for first aid kits and outpatient use.

Suitable for

• Fixing wound dressings and bandages
• Supporting sprains, strains and mild joint instability
• Providing light compression for edema control and postoperative care
• Securing splints and immobilizers in first aid situations

Key specifications

• Roll dimensions: 1 metre length × 6 centimetres width
• Material type: elastic cohesive fabric that adheres to itself
• Breathability: air-permeable construction to reduce moisture accumulation
• Adhesion: self-adhering (cohesive) — no adhesive residue on skin
• Typical uses: fixation, support and light compression in first aid and outpatient care

How to use

Clean and dry the area before application. Unroll the bandage and apply with moderate tension, overlapping each turn by approximately half the width to create even compression. Avoid excessive tightness that could impair circulation; check distal perfusion after application. To secure, press the bandage layers together so the cohesive material bonds to itself. Replace or adjust the bandage if it becomes loose, soiled or if circulation signs change.

Usage recommendations

Use the bandage for short-term support and dressing fixation. For suspected fractures, severe swelling, open wounds requiring specialist care or persistent numbness and pain, seek professional medical assessment before continuing self-application.