By body part
Extra wide tubular bandage for torso, abdomen and large limbs
The widest tubular support sizes are made for large thighs, hips and trunk applications, the areas where standard limb sizes simply will not reach.
Which size
What size large tubular compression bandage do I need?
Wrap a flexible tape around the widest part of the area the bandage will cover, without pulling it tight. Match that number to a size. If a dressing goes underneath, allow for the extra bulk.
Tubular bandage for torso and abdomen
Questions
Do tubular bandages come in sizes for the abdomen or chest?
Yes. Size K is approximately 8.5 inches wide when flat and fits circumferences of about 28 to 44 inches, making it suitable for large trunk, abdomen and chest applications.
What is the difference between Size J and Size K?
They cover different ranges:
- Size J — fits 22–32″, suitable for large thighs, hips and smaller trunk areas
- Size K — fits 28–44″, intended for larger trunk, abdomen and chest applications
They overlap between 28 and 32 inches. In that band, J gives firmer support and K gives more room.
Do you sell extra-wide tubular bandages?
Yes. Sizes G, J and K provide progressively wider coverage for larger thighs, hips and trunk areas.
What is the widest tubular bandage you make?
Size K, at 8.5 inches flat and 33 feet long, fitting a circumference of 28 to 44 inches.
Can it be used around the waist?
The widest sizes are designed for trunk applications, which includes the waist. Measure at the point the bandage will actually sit, since trunk measurements change more than limb measurements do.