GL508-Each
Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla)
GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 × 50 yds is a latex-containing, stretchable bandage designed for small-area support on chest, back, perineum and axilla. Priced at $68.79, it offers firm yet comfortable compression, making it ideal for post-surgical wound stabilization and diabetic foot care.
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Key features
- Latex composition – high elasticity and secure grip.
- Size 7 tubular design – fits small chest, back, perineum, axilla.
- 29 × 50 yd roll – ample length for multiple dressings.
- Uniform compression – consistent pressure to aid circulation.
- Breathable weave – moisture vapor transmission reduces maceration.
- Sterile packaging – ready for immediate clinical use.
Pros
- +Provides firm, even compression without manual wrapping.
- +Large roll length reduces need for frequent reordering.
- +Seamless tube stays in place on curved anatomy.
- +Latex base offers excellent stretch recovery.
Cons
- −Contains latex; not suitable for latex-allergic patients.
- −Tubular shape may be less versatile for large wounds.
- −Requires careful sizing to avoid excessive tightness.
About GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla)
What is GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla)?
The GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer is a medical-grade, latex-based bandage that comes in a 29-by-50-yard roll, cut to size 7 for small-area applications. Its tubular construction provides uniform pressure without the need for manual wrapping, reducing the risk of uneven compression on delicate skin. Designed for use on the chest, back, perineum and axilla, it is frequently employed in post-operative care, wound management, and diabetic foot protection.
The bandage’s latex fibers are woven into a seamless tube that resists tearing even under repeated stretching. Application requires no adhesive; the tube slides over the target area and self-holds, simplifying dressing changes. Because the material conforms to body contours, it helps reduce edema and supports tissue healing while minimizing patient discomfort.
Key features
- Latex composition — offers high elasticity and reliable grip.
- Size 7 tubing — fits snugly around small chest, back, perineum, axilla.
- 29 × 50 yd roll — ample length for multiple dressings.
- Uniform compression — maintains consistent pressure to aid circulation.
- Breathable weave — allows moisture vapor transmission, reducing maceration.
- Sterile packaging — ready for immediate clinical use.
Who is GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) for?
This retainer is suited for patients recovering from surgery on the torso, individuals with chronic wounds in the perineal region, and diabetic patients who need extra support for foot or ankle injuries. Healthcare professionals such as nurses, wound-care specialists, and home-care aides will find the product easy to apply and remove, making it a practical choice for both hospital and outpatient settings.
How does GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) compare?
Compared with generic elastic bandages, this product delivers a tighter, more predictable tension due to its tubular form, eliminating the variability of hand-wrapped wraps. While standard flat gauze strips can shift or bunch, the Surgilast tube stays in place, delivering a smoother contour that is especially valuable on curved surfaces like the axilla. Its latex base provides superior stretch recovery versus non-latex alternatives, though users with latex sensitivity must select hypoallergenic options.
Best use cases
- →Post-operative chest dressing after thoracic surgery.
- →Supporting perineal wounds in diabetic foot care.
- →Stabilizing back injuries with localized compression.
- →Covering axillary skin grafts to prevent shear.
Is Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) right for you?
Buy the GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer if you are a healthcare professional or caregiver managing small-area wounds on the torso, perineum or axilla. It requires basic dressing-application skills; no special tools are needed. For patients with latex sensitivity, consider hypoallergenic elastic wraps. Alternatives include flat elastic bandages, self-adhesive strips, or custom-fabricated compression sleeves, each offering different levels of adjustability and material composition.
How it compares: Compared with standard flat elastic bandages, this tubular retainer delivers more consistent pressure and stays in place without manual wrapping. Unlike self-adhesive strips, it does not leave residue, and versus custom compression sleeves it offers a cost-effective, ready-to-use solution for small-area support.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the primary purpose of the GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer?
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The GL508-Each Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer is intended to provide uniform, low-profile compression for small-area wounds or surgical sites on the chest, back, perineum and axilla. Its tubular design maintains consistent pressure, helps control edema, and supports tissue healing without the need for manual bandage wrapping.
Does the bandage contain latex?
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Yes, the Surgilast tubular retainer is manufactured with latex fibers to achieve high elasticity and a secure grip. While this provides excellent stretch recovery, it means the product is not appropriate for individuals with a known latex allergy; hypoallergenic alternatives should be considered for those patients.
How should the tubular retainer be applied to ensure proper compression?
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To apply, first clean and dry the target area. Cut a length of the tube that comfortably covers the wound, then slide the tube over the skin, positioning it so the bandage overlaps by about one-half its width. Gently stretch the tube until a firm yet comfortable pressure is felt, avoiding excessive tightness.
Is this product suitable for patients with sensitive skin?
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The tubular retainer is made from latex-woven fabric, which can be gentle on most skin types, but it may cause irritation in highly sensitive individuals. For patients with fragile or allergic skin, a non-latex, silicone-based elastic dressing is a safer alternative.
Can the roll be cut to custom lengths for different wound sizes?
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Yes, the 29 × 50 yd roll can be trimmed to any length needed for a specific wound or body region. Cutting should be done with clean scissors on a flat surface, and the cut edge can be stored in the original sterile packaging to maintain sterility until use.
How much does Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) cost?
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Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) is $68.79 at Diabetesstore.com. Prices may change — click through to Diabetesstore.com for the latest.
Is Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) in stock at Diabetesstore.com?
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Yes, Surgilast Tubular Elastic Dressing Retainer, Size 7, 29 X 50 Yds. (small: Chest, Back, Perineum And Axilla) is currently in stock at Diabetesstore.com.
Specifications
- Brand
- GL508-Each
- SKU
- 79354