Description
The Andover CoFlex Cohesive Bandage is an economical, self-adhering bandage that provides excellent porosity and is lightweight and comfortable. It is made for securing dressings, holding splints and ice in place, and adding light compression or support, and it gives clinics, hospitals and first aid rooms that go through self-adherent wrap every day a dependable, manufacturer-made option.
- Strength – Rated at 10 lbs. of strength
- Closure – Sticks to itself, so no clips, pins or finishing tape are needed
- Latex status – Latex
- Packaging – Sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging
CoFlex in Detail
The non-woven construction keeps the bandage light on the limb while its pores let the skin breathe under the wrap. Because it sticks only to itself, the wrap can be repositioned and re-wrapped without pulling on skin or hair. Facilities stock it as an everyday securing wrap for dressings, splints and ice packs across wards and clinics. Color and size options run from narrow finger widths up to a full 6 inch wrap for larger limbs. Every configuration on this page is a genuine manufacturer item in its original case packaging.
Features and Benefits
Design and Performance
- Controlled compression – The wrap applies even pressure that will not constrict, so it stays secure without cutting off circulation
- Self-adherent closure – It adheres to itself and not to skin or hair, so no clips, pins or tape are needed to finish a wrap
Use and Comfort
- Lightweight and breathable – The porous non-woven build keeps the wrapped area comfortable through long wear
- Hand tear application – Rolls tear straight by hand, which speeds up dressing changes and re-wraps
Product Specifications
Product Details
- Brand: Andover
- Product line: CoFlex
- Latex status: Latex
- Widths: 1", 1.5", 2", 3", 4", 6"
- Strength: 10 lbs. of strength
- Country of origin: Made in the USA
Ordering and Packaging
- Configurations: 21 manufacturer configurations listed on this page
- Packaging: Sold by the case, and each configuration label states its exact pack count
- Setting: Clinics, hospitals and first aid rooms that go through self-adherent wrap every day
Related lines are grouped in our Bandages department for easy comparison. You can also shop the wider Andover brand range for the bandages and tapes that pair with this item.
Why Choose This Cohesive Bandage
Teams standardize on the CoFlex line because it keeps one manufacturer standard in place for securing dressings, holding splints and ice in place, and adding light compression or support. Ordering the manufacturer's own product keeps materials, sizing and packaging consistent with what your staff already trains on.
- Measured strength – Rated at 10 lbs. of strength, a published figure you can spec against instead of guessing
- Faster application – The CoFlex format goes on in one pass, which shortens setup for securing dressings, holding splints and ice in place, and adding light compression or support
- Consistent results – One manufacturer standard across every configuration keeps training and stocking predictable
- Genuine Andover build – Manufactured by Andover Healthcare as part of the CoFlex line, in original case packaging
Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides
Frequently Asked Questions
How is the CoFlex sold?
The CoFlex is sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging. Each configuration on this page states its exact pack count in its label, so you can match the case to your par level before ordering.
Does the CoFlex stick to skin or hair?
No. The CoFlex adheres to itself rather than to skin or hair, which makes application and removal more comfortable. The wrap closes on its own without clips, pins or finishing tape.
Does the CoFlex contain latex?
Yes. The CoFlex is made with latex, which gives the material its grip and conformability. Facilities that need a latex-free option stock the manufacturer's latex-free lines alongside it.
What sizes does the CoFlex come in?
Widths on this page run 1 inch, 1.5 inch, 2 inch, 3 inch, 4 inch, 6 inch. Lengths and pack counts are stated on each configuration label, and every configuration listed is a real manufacturer item.
What is the CoFlex used for?
It is used for securing dressings, holding splints and ice in place, and adding light compression or support. The configurations on this page cover the manufacturer's full offering for the line, so you can pick the size and format that fits the task.
