Conco NonSterile Conforming Bandage, 4 Inch x 4-1/10 Yard, 1-Ply

Hartmann Conco NonSterile Conforming Bandage, 4 Inch x 4-1/10 Yard, 1-Ply

The Hartmann Conco NonSterile Conforming Bandage is a woven gauze roll designed to hold primary dressings securely in place while gently conforming to the body. It's a versatile choice for caregivers, clinicians, and anyone managing wounds, burns, or other injuries at home who needs a dependable wrap that stays put without cutting off circulation.

This 1-ply conforming bandage delivers controlled compression, reducing the risk of constriction or slippage so your primary dressing stays exactly where you placed it. The woven material clings to itself, making application and wrapping fast and simple, and its natural flexibility lets it conform smoothly around fingers, joints, limbs, and other tricky contours for a comfortable, secure fit.

Each roll measures 4 inches by 4-1/10 yards and features finished edges that help prevent unraveling and reduce lint. It is nonsterile and safe for use on burns and a wide range of injuries. Choose from a single roll, a box of 12, or a case of 96 to match your needs, and many home wound-care supplies like this are FSA/HSA eligible. Select your preferred option below to order.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is a conforming bandage used for?
A: A conforming bandage is used to hold primary wound dressings in place, providing gentle, controlled compression while flexing around the contours of the body for a secure, comfortable fit.

Q: Is this Hartmann Conco bandage sterile?
A: No, this is a nonsterile conforming bandage, making it well suited for general dressing retention and everyday wound-care wrapping.

Q: What size is each roll?
A: Each roll measures 4 inches wide by 4-1/10 yards long and is a single-ply woven gauze.

Q: Can it be used on burns?
A: Yes, the Conco bandage is safe for use on burns and other types of injuries when used to hold a primary dressing in place.

Q: How is it sold?
A: You can order it as a single roll, a box of 12, or a case of 96, depending on how much you need.