Long Elastic Bandage Wrap | 6-inches Wide | Self-Closure Both Ends | Non-Latex Washable for Injuries, Soreness, Body Wraps | Soft Strong Fabric | 2-Pack | by Spa Slender

I have had lymphedema in both lower legs since October 2003. That was when I was referred to a treatment center where three physical therapists worked on my terribly swollen and infected legs. I did well with a pneumatic device and handmade Jobst stockings until financial troubles forced me to stop. My legs were untreated for at least three years until I again came under the care of a vascular surgeon. While waiting for a new pneumatic device, my left leg developed oozing leg ulcers causing periodic bouts of pain so I looked for compression bandages and spotted these. I felt the dimensions would enable them to handle the huge circumference of the leg and they did. I had a little trouble rolling it in the right direction so the adhesive end would face in the right direction but once I figured that out I had no problems. The bandage is very soft and stretches nicely. It protects the tender skin and vastly reduces the pain. I am very pleased with the fit and quality of the bandages which I felt were very affordable.

This has helped me alot. I suffer from RLS, these calm my legs down abit so I can sleep.

I need ace type bandages for knees and wrist and had to buy replacements, which is why I bought these. I wanted self-adhering and these said they are but they are not the kind that are sticky. Their only drawback, IMO, is they use velcro which can poke if you're not careful when you wrap. I don't prefer the velcro but the bandages are very soft which was a nice surprise. Even though they're soft they do provide good support and are comfortable when you wrap carefully. If they were the sticky bandages, I would have gone 5-stars but that's me. If you want velcro, this is for you. Soft, durable and good support even for knees.

These work ace bandage

They're not 15 Feet, MAYBE you could force it to that length, but it would probably break the elastic. They're more like 6 feet or so. The width is decent, but the bands are thin, super thin, and the Velcro on the ends damages it easily. Got them for knee and ankle, and they're okay for the purpose, but the poor quality makes me wish I'd just gotten the 3 inch from Walmart instead of these. But if you need the 6 inch it'll do. But I saw some reviews of people using them to body bind as a cheap alternative to those new band things, and I did try that. It does NOT work. Maybe if you're already thin and don't have anything to actually bind. They roll like crazy if there's even any weight to hold at all. Definitely more for ankles or knees like I had originally intended to use them for. Maybe elbows. Too big for wrists for sure. But the thinness and the being shorter than advertised is a real bummer. And the Velcro is bad news. I'd look elsewhere next time.

Works good

Cost effective solution for elastic bandage needs. Velcro closure, lasts many wrappings, washable. Priced to be thrown away after one or a few uses. Equally effective as part of a trauma kit or to support and injury.

Sometimes we get lucky and are able to solve our problems with an ingenious method. Experiencing back pain, I needed an item that would provide back support and simultaneously hold my large cold compresses while I slept or was active. This body wrap elastic bandage was my answer. Due to its extra width; durability; supportive capabilities; and thicker material, I have been able to secure my ice pack against my back and regain a healthier stance. In addition, I have been able to use it over and over again. It has retained its shape. Its velcro has never failed. The bandage stays put and does not sag over time - like the widely used ACE bandages. Plus, its tightly woven material, which acts like a giant, supportive belt, helps me to stand with correct posture and contract my abdominal muscles. This durable wrap has many possible functions and you get two of them.