Farmena Paper Bandages (1 pair)

Paper Bandage (1 Pair) - Self-Adhesive and Flexible Protection Product Features This is the most preferred type of bandage among horse owners and professional groomers due to its practicality. Thanks to its special self-adhesive texture, it provides a secure hold without the need for safety pins or additional tape. It does not slip in the area where it is applied, remaining stable throughout the activity and maintaining its protective function. It perfectly adapts to the anatomy of the leg and applies even pressure without restricting circulation. Its lightweight and breathable structure allows maximum freedom of movement without compromising the horse's comfort. Product Description Paper bandages are a "joker" piece of equipment that should be in every first-aid kit with its versatile use. Whether used to secure a first-aid dressing after an injury or to support tendons during training, its high flexibility perfectly wraps every curve of the leg. Its self-adhesive technology adheres only to itself; it does not stick to the horse's fur or skin, so it does not cause any pain to the animal during removal. Its practical tear-off structure allows for quick intervention without the need for scissors. Technical Advantages and Profitability Excellent Pressure Balance: Helps prevent edema formation by applying equal pressure to every point of the leg during application. Multi-Purpose Protection: Suitable not only for legs; also for tail wraps, hoof filler fixation, or tourniquet applications. Non-Slip Performance: Maintains its shape and does not loosen even with sweating or movement. Feather-Friendly Structure: Thanks to its self-adhering but non-feather-adhering texture, it does not cause irritation or tearing of the horse's skin. Easy Application: Its stretchable structure allows the rider to apply bandages with the desired firmness and tightness. Areas of Use Fixing dressings and gauze in case of injury (first aid) Providing light support and protection to tendons and joints during training As a tail wrap to prevent tail friction during transport Holding tampons or medicated fillers in place during hoof treatments Armoring legs against external impacts as a running bandage