Holds dressings in place without tape or pins
Tubifast Elasticated Viscose Tubular Bandage is a lightweight tube bandage for keeping dressings in place and covering skin. It holds a dressing securely without compression or constriction, and you don't need pins or tape. Each roll is 10m long.
Why You'll Love The Tubifast Tubular Bandage
- No pins or tape. The elasticated tube holds itself and the dressing in place.
- Lightweight. Secure, but without compression or constriction.
- Colour-coded sizes. A coloured line runs along each roll so you can tell the sizes apart.
- Latex free. Made without latex.
Your day, with the Tubifast Tubular Bandage
Cut the length you need from the roll and slide it over the limb, head or trunk. One 10m roll goes a long way, whether you are changing a dressing at home or in a clinic.
The Tubifast Tubular Bandage in a nutshell
- Medium Limb: 5.0cm, green line.
- Large Limb: 7.5cm, blue line.
- Head / Small Trunk: 10.75cm, yellow line.
Choosing the right size
Each 10m roll has a coloured line so you can tell the sizes apart.
| Size | Width | Line |
| Medium Limb | 5.0cm | Green |
| Large Limb | 7.5cm | Blue |
| Head / Small Trunk | 10.75cm | Yellow |
Performance Health doesn't list limb measurements for each size. Email us the area you're covering and its circumference in cm, and we'll confirm the size.
Is it the right tubular bandage for you?
- A good fit: holding a dressing in place or covering skin without pins, tape or compression.
- Not for: compression. It holds a dressing without squeezing the limb.
- Latex free: yes.
Tubifast is for dressing retention and skin covering. For advice on wound care or which size suits you, we recommend speaking with your healthcare provider.
Tubifast Tubular Bandage specifications
| Type | Elasticated viscose tubular bandage |
| Use | Dressing retention and skin covering |
| Roll length | 10m |
| Latex | Latex free |
Not sure which size? Email us
Email support@mobilityshopdirect.com.au with the answers below. Our team will check them and come back to you with the right bandage, or a better match if this one isn't it.
- Which area are you covering: arm, leg, head or trunk?
- What is the circumference of that area, in cm?
- Is it for an adult or a child?
- Is it to hold a dressing in place, or to cover skin?
- How many rolls do you need?