3M
3M Coban Self-Adherent Wrap
5 Rolls 5 Count
3M Coban Self-Adherent Wrap is rated
out of
5 by
1.
10,26 $
Discontinued
Description
Shipping & Returns
Coban self-adherent wrap is a laminate of nonwoven material and elastic fibers placed lengthwise to provide elasticity. The elastic wrap contains a cohesive material that makes it stick to itself but not to other materials or skin.
Caution: This Product Contains Natural Rubber Latex Which May Cause Allergic Reactions.
1" X 5 yds
| 5 Rolls |
- Unfortunately, due to the nature of this item, we cannot accept any returns.
- We are only able to ship this item to Canadian customers.
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Kellita Camper from
Professional Quality
I bought these a couple of weeks ago, they are excellent quality and a good price.
Because of the quality, which is the same as the hospital therapy department, I'm able to reuse a coban up to 3x in a day. Currently I'm wearing a coban nearly 24/7 to reduce swelling after a serious finger surgery.
Being busy and active means the cobans are rotated throughout the day. Therapy exercises require no coban. Being able to reapply it is essential post-exercise multiple times/day. Must also be durable for the assistive devices worn throughout the day. Therefore cobans need to be cost-effective and good quality. Also, when it gets wet, is removed, another applied, when dry it is replaced by the 1st one, repeat.
The hospital therapy department charges nearly the same price for a single roll of the same size, length and quality. A drug store charged $14-ish for the same length and nearly as good quality but had to be cut in half (width) and could only be reused once. Convenience store versions of coban while competitively priced with these, are mostly one-time use. Same length and width.
Photos are of loosely wrapped coban with some excess because it was the end of the roll. Finger front and back. You'll see that I need to wrap completely to aid in healing and recovery. Health and healing should not be a luxury, thank you for the competitive pricing.
Date published: 2021-01-04
