3M Coban Self Adherent Wrap Features
- It sticks to itself without the need for adhesive, pins, or clips
- Wrap stays in place, eliminating the need for frequent readjustment
- Lightweight, porous, and breathable
- It is used to secure dressings & other devices, compress or protect wound sites, immobilize injuries, and more
- Helps immobilize injuries and provides compression
- Wrap will not slip so no need for frequent readjustment
- Easily adjustable and conformable to body contours
- In combination with the Unna Boot, Coban medical tape is frequently used as an overwrap
- It does not stick to skin, hair, clothing, or surgical drapes
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How to use Coban Medical Tape?
- Unwind approximately 12 inches of wrap from the roll and allow the wrap to relax
- Without stretching, apply one full wrap and overlap. Press the overlapped area lightly to keep the end in place
- Proceed with wrapping, applying tension to the wrap only to obtain the desired compression
- Always unwind more from the roll before making a wrap so that the product is not applied with too much tension
- When the application is complete, cut off excess wrap
- Secure the end of the application by gently pressing
How to store Coban Medical Tape?
- This product should be stored at room temperature.
- Avoid excessive heat and humidity.
- For best performance, store it in its individual package until use.
- For shelf life, refer to the date printed on each primary carton.
How to apply and remove Coban Wrapping Tape?
1. Unwind 12" or more of Coban LF Wrap with Hand Tear from the roll and allow the wrap to relax. Be sure to unwind a sufficient length before beginning the application.
2. Without stretching, apply one full wrap and overlap. Lightly press the overlap into place to secure it.
3. Continue wrapping, applying tension to the wrap to achieve the desired compression. Apply light pressure at the end of the application to secure the wrap.
4. To facilitate tearing, unwrap an additional 1" if necessary. To tear, hold the top edge of the wrap with the thumb and index finger of each hand as indicated. Stretch the wrap at the top edge. Keeping the hand closest to the application steady, tear in a front-to-back motion with the other hand.
5. "Hug" the layers together to ensure that the wrap’s windings cohere with one another.
6. Remove by unwrapping or by cutting with bandage scissors.
Example Application: Securing a dressing over a head contusion or laceration
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1. After placing a sterile dressing on the wound (and a cold pack, if necessary), hold the end of the Coban LF Wrap with Hand Tear over the pack and unwind approximately 12". Let the wrap relax. Place the wrap without stretching.
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2. Continue unwinding the Coban LF Wrap with a Hand Tear from the roll and complete two full wraps around the head. Tear the wrap from the roll according to the general application instructions.
3. With the last 2" of the wrap relaxed, press the end of the wrap firmly against the underlying wrap, “hugging” the layers together.
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4. To remove, unwrap the wrap or use bandage scissors to cut the wrap away at a point furthest from the wound.
Warnings
- Coban self-adherent wrap will not slip or loosen after application. Do not wrap too tightly to avoid impairing circulation and causing serious injury. The risk of impaired circulation is higher for children.
- Monitor the area frequently (no less than every 24 hours) for signs of swelling, discoloration, pain, numbness, tingling, or other changes in sensation. If these symptoms occur, remove the wrap immediately and contact your healthcare provider.
- Do not place Coban self-adherent wrap in direct contact with an open wound because it may lead to infection.
Precautions
- When used as a component in a compression wrap system, it is important to ensure adequate arterial blood flow to avoid injury secondary to decreased circulation. Coban self-adherent wrap should be used as a component of a compression wrap system only under the supervision of a wound care specialist.
- Do not reuse. Reuse may result in compromising product integrity and/or lead to device failure.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is 3M Coban Self-Adherent Wrap?
It is a type of medical tape that sticks to itself without the need for adhesive. It is commonly used to secure dressings, provide compression, and support injured or strained body parts.
How does it work?
It works by using its cohesive properties to stick to itself. This means that it sticks to itself but not to the skin or hair, which makes it easy and painless to remove
What is it used for?
It is used for a variety of medical purposes, including securing dressings, providing compression, and supporting injured or strained body parts. It is commonly used in hospitals, clinics, and other healthcare settings, as well as in-home healthcare.
Is it waterproof?
Yes, It is waterproof, which makes it ideal for use in wet or humid environments.
Is it safe for sensitive skin?
Yes, It is safe for sensitive skin. It does not contain latex, which can cause allergic reactions in some people, and it is designed to stick to itself without sticking to the skin or hair.
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