tg Fix Net Tubular Bandage, Elastic, Size B, 40cm x 25m | Wide-mesh bi-elastic tubular net bandage that holds wound dressings in place without tape

It stretches wonderfully to fit over my upper arm and hold my glucose sensor in place. I've had so much trouble keeping sensors on in the Phoenix heat. Sweating is not conducive with keeping anything requiring sticky pads. Tegederm, SkinTac, sensor covers, etc. work fine when there is little to no sweat involved. Lohmann & Rauscher tg Fix Net Tubular Bandage is perfect. I simply cut a piece wide enough to cover the sensor and most of the surrounding tape. It works like a champ. No binding, no crimping, no discomfort thus NO WORRIES! Holds it in place until I remove it. THANK YOU!!!

My husband has very thin skin and many wounds. This elastic bandage has been a life saver. We can often use the non-stick pads with adhesive tabs and cut a section of this to stabilize. This helps from tearing his skin with a bandage and keeps things secure while sleeping.

Anyone who has an industrial sewing machine and uses the large thread cones knows how easily they unravel and tangle up. I have a drawer full of cones and it’s annoying to no end. I’ve tried plastic netting to tame the unruly beasts, but it wasn’t strong enough and just ripped after a couple of uses. This bandage came up for some reason in one of my many, many searches for a solution to this problem. There are several sizes, so after taking measurements of my largest and smallest cones, SIZE B was the one I chose. It’s FABULOUS! And with 27+ yards, it’s plenty to last a long while. Yay!

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This netting works well at holding bandages over my quite long, mostly healed abdominal incision although there was some bunching. I still gave 5 stars because I am at the stage of resuming most activity so that could be why, and I did have (6) bandages that were a lot of weight for the netting. Also I had to learn to cut a wider section; my first attempts were too narrow and shifted when they didn’t have a supportive piece of clothing over it. Otherwise it held well and was fairly comfortable. Rolling gauze around the torso/bandages instead would be the most comfortable, but that is not always feasible. I had some trouble with picking a size; my hips are 40-41” around and the size E (largest) was slightly too loose. I also had (6) 4x5” bandages lined up under the netting, and my assumption that the bandages would make it tighter was dead wrong; the added weight meant I needed a snugger fit. So if your measurement can go either way with sizing, if you have more than one or two large bandages or are fairly mobile, definitely get the smaller choice as it’s very stretchy. With any of these scenarios you’ll need the extra grip. I am very thankful for this great product; despite my mistakes it worked. My healing is nearly complete, including the skin that was torn from regular adhesive bandages.

Very well pressed on Amazon cheaper than anywhere else and is a good product fits well and stays on good.

i generally really like this company's products but i found this particular finger wrap to have far too wide-spaced openings in the netting, making it not suitable for retaining the bandages i applied.

I've used this tube A for fishing for catfish quite often. I tie the end and pull a little bit out and cut it and stuff it with bait like chicken liver, stink bait or my homemade pack bait I use for carp but works great for catfish too. I make a big batch of pods and put in a bag or container and put in freezer. When I go out fishing I grab and put it in my cooler and go. Absolutely love it, it puts out enough for a few casts and last quite a bit. I just put it on the hook and wrap a bit to get a good hold and cast. When its done I cut it off the hook and throw it in my trash bag. I dont like treble hooks and using a nice circle hook does wonders. I couldn't keep liver or fresh baits on the hook well so I saw these looking for something to use to it easier for me and I gave it a go and it was tight lines since. Totally recommend this. I also keep a box of it in my gear with my first aid and works great for bad cuts. My dad sliced his finger bad and took it out and cleaned him up and put gauze on it and the tube A and works great like its supposed to. It has a good stretch to it.