A broad Vive Care selection, alongside JOBST, Medline, CURAD, and other brands in our store. Find adhesive bandages, first-aid kits, cleansers, gauze, tape, specialty dressings, and wraps.
35 products
Soft, absorbent alginate pads for draining wounds when this dressing type is recommended. They can be trimmed to fit and have no adhesive, so a secondary dressing or appropriate fixation is needed.
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A lightweight wrap that sticks to itself, rather than to skin or hair. Often used over a primary dressing to keep it in place without separate tape. Choose from 2-, 3-, 4-, and 6-inch widths. Call to check current inventory.
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Firm, short-stretch bandages used in lymphedema and venous compression bandaging. Their limited stretch provides resistance during movement. These work as part of a fitted bandaging system, with padding and application taught by your therapist or clinician.
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Washable stretch wraps with hook-and-loop fasteners at both ends, so there are no metal clips to keep track of. Used to hold dressings or provide support as directed by your care team.
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Stretch tubing that slides over an arm or leg to hold a dressing in place. Cut the roll to the length needed; there are no clips or pins. The width should be matched to the limb and intended use.
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Dressings made from carboxymethyl cellulose fibers that form a soft gel as they absorb wound fluid. Ask us to match the exact material and size your clinician has specified.
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Individually packaged sterile gauze made with chitosan for bleeding control. This is a specialized first-aid product, distinct from ordinary gauze pads. Follow the package instructions for its intended use.
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A thin, flexible dressing with a self-adhesive hydrocolloid layer and border. It is a different dressing type from gauze or foam; use the material and change schedule specified by your care team.
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An oil-free gel used to add moisture as part of a wound-dressing plan. It is supplied in a tube, rather than as a pad. Use the amount and covering recommended by your care team.
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Lightweight paper tape for securing gauze and other dressings. It tears by hand for everyday dressing changes and comes in 1- and 2-inch widths. Check which adhesive your skin tolerates when replacing a familiar tape.
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Absorbent pads with a non-stick outer surface. Unlike an adhesive strip, the plain pad needs tape or a wrap to stay in place. We carry the small 2 × 3 and medium 3 × 4-inch pads.
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A flexible wrap that grips itself to keep a dressing in place without tape or pins. It does not rely on an adhesive against your skin. Each roll comes individually wrapped.
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Specialty dressings and compression bandaging should follow your clinician’s care plan.