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Kendall™ Unna Boot Bandage

Kendall Unna Boot Bandage has a non-hardening zinc oxide formulation that allows the bandage to remain flexible, encouraging patient ambulation and compliance. Delivers firm, even compression therapy.

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Non-sterile: 3"x10yd, 4"x10yd. Non-sterile, with calamine: 3"x10yd, 4"x10yd.

• Contains non-hardening zinc oxide
• No preservatives
• Gelatin-free
• Soft, nonraveling
• Conforms to leg contours
• Equally impregnated throughout bandage

Kendall Unna Boot Bandage is intended for use in treating venous insufficiency ulcers (especially with moist desquamation), lymphatic edema, thrombophlebitis, strains, sprains and dislocations.

Choose a dressing for directly over the wound that meets absorption needs of the wound, then apply the Unna boot. Remove from packaging. Apply gloves prior to application. Begin wrapping at the base of the toes. Use two circular wraps without tension. Wrap from inside of foot outward. Continue wrapping in a circular or figure of eight pattern. Keep the foot and leg at a 90 degree angle. Overlap each turn by 50%. Cut or trim the bandage to avoid gaps, wrinkles or creases that may become pressure areas under the bandage. Always cover the heel prior to upward wrapping of bandage. Wrap to just below the knee.
Add a secondary dressing of absorbent undercast rolls or Kerlix rolls for heavily draining wounds. To apply compression, wrap leg with elastic bandage or cohesive bandage.

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