A tubular support bandage is often used as a bottom layer when applying plaster casts or removable splints to help manage swelling. The gentle compression works to prevent excess fluid build-up and supports the affected area during recovery. Made from close-weave stretchy cotton, these sport tubular support bandages are suitable for supporting different limbs. They come in various widths to suit different body parts and are available in 1m or 10m lengths. The width listed refers to the flat measurement of the bandage when laid on a surface. For best results, the bandage should always be applied as a double layer. The correct way to apply a tubular bandage is from the joint below the injury to the joint above. For example, to support the elbow, the bandage should go from the wrist to the shoulder. To support the wrist, it should be applied from the elbow to the knuckles. These bandages are easy to use, comfortable to wear, and can be reapplied when needed. They provide continuous, even support while allowing full freedom of movement. To choose the correct size, refer to the sizing guide provided. Always apply as a double layer and use only on intact, uninjured skin. Avoid applying the bandage too tightly and remove immediately if numbness or tingling occurs. If you are unsure about an injury, it is advised to consult a healthcare professional. To use: cut the bandage to twice the length of the affected area, pull the first half up the limb, and then pull the second half over the top to complete the double layer.