2 Rolls Tubular Bandage Elastic Net Wound Stretch, Size 6 for Knee Ankle

Very much pleased with this product. Used to prevent tears on extremities where skin was harvested for burned areas. Skin is extremely fragile and tears easily. This help prevent that.

Not your normal use. I use this net tubing for helping hold fresh liver together when using as bait at the river. I cut off small sections of tube and then drop them in a bowl of water, it becomes very easy to stretch after getting wet. I then knot one end, push in a piece of liver and knot the top end tight with the liver. Quick trim of excess on top and you have a nice easy to use piece of bait ready for the hook. Doesn't take very long, easy to fill each section, as I said, it will really stretch once you get wet. We have found it perfect for keeping liver on the hook when fishing, has not interfered in any way with the hook-ups. Makes grabbing a new piece of bait and putting on very easy. Often can re-use same piece for multiple catches. This is the perfect size tube for this technique. Two rolls should last you at least a couple of seasons, it does for us.

I had poison ivy near my elbow and this really saved the day. I kept rubbing my elbow on chair arms, etc and it was hard to keep it covered and protected otherwise. Also any effort to put sticky bandages on the rash was just making it worse. Be sure to get the gauze pads and slide them under the elastic net over the wound. It makes for easy adjustments and adding of more cream. It's easy to let it breathe too. Periodically you can just slide it down your arm and air things out. You also get a ton of it. I was able to use one cut of the dressing for over a week. It is a bit itchy if you have hair on your arm/leg but you can lift the dressing up over where it itches and let go. It will then sit better on your hair and be less itchy. It's also easy to scratch or adjust the tension by sliding it. It also loosens a bit after you've had it on for awhile. When you first put it on it's tighter but not painful or anything. It's really good to have this in your first aid stuff. You won't need it a lot but when you do it really helps you out.

Fits right

For those who have diabetic toe ulcers, these little wonders keep the bandages in place without adhesive tape causing more sores.

Works good even after one or two washings

Hello Great to hold a dressing in place on my dog’s leg wound. Stretches to fit and stays in place; at least until she pulls it off.😉 Goodbye

I bought these to go over my PICC line in my arm. I was using the net bandages from my Home Health Nurse but, they only covered half of my arm. I needed a full sleeve net bandage because my PICC line is long. I did not know what size would fit so I bought the size 4 and 6. The size 4 said it would fit arms and the size 6 said it would fit legs and knees. I tried the size 6 because it seemed small and I new the size 4 would be smaller. After I cut the length I pulled the net bandage over my arm and PICC line. Right away I didn't like the feel of the net bandage. It was loose woven, itchy, tight and not that nice soft tight woven net bandage that I got from the Home Health Nurse. I do not have over sized large arms so that's not the issue. If this size 6 is supposed to fit over knees and legs, it should not be tight and itchy on my arm. And, there is no way I would be able to pull this up my leg!! These are the reasons for the 3 stars.