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Elastic bandages

An elastic bandage can provide support, secure a dressing or apply compression, but the right product depends on how it fastens, how far it stretches and the width required.

Compare elastic bandages by ViTri, Snøgg and Steroplast. The range includes self-adherent cohesive bandages, compression bandages, elastic adhesive bandages and crepe bandages in widths from 2.5 to 15 cm.

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Snøgg ElastoQuick cohesive bandage 3 cm × 4.5 m whiteSnögg
81 kr65 kr exkl. moms
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ViTri Solifix cohesive fixation bandage 6 cm × 4 m – pack of 12Vitri
279 kr223 kr exkl. moms
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Steroplast Sterocrepe elastic crepe bandage 7.5 cm × 4.5 mSteroplast
59 kr48 kr exkl. moms
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Choose an elastic bandage by function

A cohesive or self-adherent bandage grips itself and normally needs no clips. It is useful when a dressing must be secured quickly and flexibly. ViTri SelfFix is available in several widths and colours, while Snøgg ElastoQuick is a cross-elastic fixation bandage that does not adhere to skin or hair.

An elastic adhesive bandage, usually abbreviated EAB, contains adhesive and sticks to both skin and itself. Steroplast EAB is therefore not the same product type as a cohesive bandage. A crepe bandage has no adhesive and is used for support or dressing retention; it needs a separate fastener.

Compression bandages and width

ViTri Compression Bandage is a highly elastic, long-stretch model supplied with clips. ViTri Forte provides stronger compression and has a different material composition and extensibility. Applied pressure depends on stretch, overlap and limb circumference. Medical compression therapy must therefore be selected and applied according to the product instructions and advice from a healthcare professional.

Narrow 2.5–5 cm bandages suit small areas and precise fixation. 7.5–10 cm are common general-purpose widths, while 12–15 cm cover larger areas. Multipacks suit organisations with regular consumption. Read our guide to elastic, compression and triangular bandages, or compare fixation bandages and pressure dressings.

Vanliga frågor om elastic bandages

What is the difference between an elastic and a self-adherent bandage?

Elastic bandage is a broad category. A cohesive, self-adherent bandage is elastic but also grips itself and normally needs no clips. A conventional compression or crepe bandage does not have that property and must be secured separately. Always check the exact product configuration.

Are cohesive bandages and elastic adhesive bandages the same?

No. A cohesive bandage adheres to itself but normally not to skin or hair. An elastic adhesive bandage, or EAB, contains adhesive and sticks to both skin and itself. This affects use and removal, so select according to the product description and instructions.

Which elastic bandage width should I choose?

Start with the area to be covered and the product's intended use. Narrow 2.5–5 cm bandages provide greater precision, 7.5–10 cm are common general-purpose sizes, and 12–15 cm cover larger areas. Width does not replace correct application or medical assessment.

Can an elastic bandage be too tight?

Yes. Excessive or uneven pressure can affect circulation. Loosen or remove the bandage if skin colour, sensation or temperature changes, or if pain, numbness or tingling develops. Follow the instructions and seek medical advice if symptoms persist or you are unsure.

When is a triangular bandage used instead?

A triangular bandage is primarily used as a sling or to support an arm and is not the same as an elastic bandage. Elastic bandages provide fixation, support or compression depending on the model. A suspected fracture requires support and medical assessment.