Johnson & Johnson First Aid Secure-Flex Wrap, 2in x 2.5 yds 1 ea

Sticks to itself, not to skin.

• Durable flexible, even on joints
• Water resistant

Unstretched 2 in. x 2.5 yds (5cm x 2.2m)

Red Cross® Brand Secure-Flex™ Wrap won't limit your movement while firmly securing wound dressings.  That's because it's made with a flexible, elastic fabric that is engineering to adhere to itself, and not to your skin.  So it stays in place, without slipping, even on joints.

Painless removal: Red Cross® Brand Secure-Flex™ Wrap can be removed painlessly, even on hair.  That's because it adheres to itself, not to skin.  This lightweight and breathable wrap tears by hand and is water resistant.

• Durable & flexible, even on joints
• Water resistant

Available in Two Sizes

2" wide - ideal for smaller body parts such as wrists and elbows OR for children's knees.
3" wide - ideal for larger body parts such as ankles and knees

1-866-JNJ-2873

Made in China

Caution: This product contains natural rubber latex which may cause allergic reactions

Cover wound with sterile pad, then wrap Secure-Flex™ over pad, overlapping tape layers to secure pad in place.  tape tears by hand.  Avoid wrapping too tightly, which can hinder circulation.  Once package has been opened, keep product stored in its container.  This will keep the product clean and will help to maintain its shape.

For best results, use Red Cross® First Aid Products, and follow these step by step wound care directions:

1. Prepare: Stop bleeding by applying pressure with Red Cross® First Aid Sterile Gauze Pads.
2. Clean:  Cleanse the injured area using a mild soap and water or try Brand-Aid® Brand Hurt-Free® Antiseptic Wash.  Allow to dry. 
3. Treat:  Protect wound by applying Red Cross® First Aid Cream.
4. Protect: Cover injured area completely with a Gauze Pad or a Non-Stick Pad to help absorb fluids.  Tape or wrap to firmly secure pad and help seal out dirt and germs.

For medical emergencies seek professional help.  In case of deep or puncture wounds, or serious burns, consult a physician.