Description
Dukal Sterile Plastic Adhesive Bandages 3/4" x 3" offer reliable, sterile protection for wound care in clinics, schools, and first aid settings. Available in durable plastic, sheer, or flexible fabric options to meet every market need, each bandage features an absorbent, non-adherent pad that cushions and protects the wound without sticking. Sterile, individually wrapped, and packaged in bulk, these bandages support safe, hygienic care for high-volume environments.
- Durable Plastic, Sheer, or Flexible Fabric – Choose the right style for patient comfort and care requirements.
- Absorbent, Non-Adherent Pad – Cushions the wound, protects skin, and allows for gentle removal.
- Sterile & Individually Wrapped – Each bandage is sealed in an easy-to-peel pouch for infection control.
- Multi-Purpose Protection – Versatile for clinics, schools, workplaces, and home first aid.
- Bulk Packaging – Efficient supply management for high-use medical and institutional settings.
- Available Pack Size & SKU:
- ITEM 7616 – 100/BX, 24 BX/CS (2,400/case), 3.75 lbs
Engineered for Versatile, Comfortable, and Sterile Wound Coverage
Dukal Sterile Plastic Adhesive Bandages 3/4" x 3" are designed for healthcare professionals and caregivers who require flexible, reliable wound care solutions. The absorbent, non-adherent pad keeps wounds cushioned and dry while preventing sticking and irritation. Offered in plastic, sheer, or flexible fabric to meet a wide range of clinical needs, these bandages are individually wrapped for sterility and convenience. Bulk packaging ensures efficient restocking and cost-effectiveness for any facility.
Features and Benefits
Material & Comfort Options
- Durable Plastic, Sheer, or Flexible Fabric: Select the best fit for your patients and setting.
- Flexible Construction: Conforms to skin and supports movement for all-day comfort.
Wound Protection
- Absorbent, Non-Adherent Pad: Protects wounds without sticking and allows for pain-free dressing changes.
- Multi-Purpose: Suitable for minor cuts, scrapes, and abrasions.
Sterility & Packaging
- Individually Wrapped in Easy-to-Peel Pouches: Ensures cleanliness, infection control, and user convenience.
- Bulk Packaging: 100 per box, 24 boxes per case (2,400 total bandages) for clinical efficiency.
Product Specifications
Size, Material & Design
- Bandage Size: 3/4 inch x 3 inches (1.9 cm x 7.6 cm)
- Design: Durable plastic, sheer, or flexible fabric; absorbent, non-adherent pad
- Material: Plastic, sheer, or fabric; latex-free adhesive
- Pad: Absorbent, non-adherent wound pad
Packaging Details
- Inner Packaging: 100 bandages per box (100/BX)
- Case Packaging: 24 boxes per case (24 BX/CS) – Total 2,400 bandages
- Sterility: Individually wrapped, sterile
- Weight: 3.75 lbs per case
Brand
- Brand Name: Dukal
Why Choose Dukal Sterile Plastic Adhesive Bandages 3/4" x 3"?
Dukal’s sterile bandages offer exceptional versatility, comfort, and infection control for every wound care need. Available in plastic, sheer, or fabric materials, these bandages provide a gentle, absorbent solution for clinics, schools, and workplaces. Bulk packaging ensures your facility is always prepared.
- Options for every patient and use case
- Absorbent, non-adherent pad for easy wound care
- Sterile and individually wrapped for safety
- Bulk packaging for high-traffic environments
- Consistent, quality protection from a trusted brand
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What material options are available?
These bandages come in durable plastic, sheer, or flexible fabric to suit any care environment.
Are the bandages sterile and easy to open?
Yes, each is individually wrapped and sealed in an easy-to-peel pouch for sterile application.
Does the pad stick to wounds?
No, the absorbent, non-adherent pad cushions and protects wounds without sticking.
How many bandages come in a case?
Each case contains 24 boxes of 100 bandages (2,400 total).
Are these suitable for schools, clinics, and first aid kits?
Yes, the bulk packaging and versatile design make them ideal for all healthcare and workplace settings.
