Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding Roll for Casts and Splints, 0.2cm x 58cm x 1m

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Supple padding for pressure-sensitive areas under casts

Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding is a supple, non-slip padding for pressure-sensitive areas under casts. It helps prevent pressure points forming and improves wearing comfort, and is applied in strips so air can still move through. This is the 0.2cm x 58cm x 1m roll.

Why You'll Love The Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding

  1. Supple. Very soft and easy to shape around the limb.
  2. Stays put. Non-slip, self-adhesive application.
  3. Breathable fit. Applied in strips for good air permeability.
  4. Latex free. Made without latex.

Your day, with the Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding

Before casting, you cut strips from the roll and lay them over the pressure-sensitive spots. The padding grips without slipping, and the cast goes on over a softer base.

The Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding in a nutshell

  1. Size: 0.2cm x 58cm x 1m roll.
  2. Use: under casts at pressure-sensitive areas.
  3. Application: in strips.

Is it the right cast padding for you?

  • A good fit: lining pressure-sensitive areas under casts, cut into strips.
  • Good to know: it's a 0.2cm x 58cm x 1m roll, and latex free.
  • Check with your therapist first: if the skin under the cast is broken or fragile.

Every hand and every splint is different, so we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider or therapist about whether this is right for you.

Cellona Self-Adhesive Padding specifications

Brand Cellona
Form Roll, self-adhesive
Size 0.2cm x 58cm x 1m
Application In strips
Latex free Yes
SKU PAT-A4383

Not sure which one? Email us

Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right padding, or a better match if this one isn't it.

  1. Is the padding for casts or splints?
  2. Which part of the body will it go on?
  3. Is it for a clinic or personal use?
  4. How many rolls do you need?
  5. Does anyone have an allergy to adhesives?
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