What are elastic adhesive bandages used for?

Elastic adhesive bandages, often called EAB, are used for sports strapping, joint support, compression and securing dressings on areas that move. They are commonly used around ankles, knees and wrists in sports, physio and first aid settings.

What EAB sizes are available from Jax First Aid?

Jax First Aid stocks Elastic Adhesive Bandage rolls in 2.5cm x 4.5m, 5cm x 4.5m, 7.5cm x 4.5m and 10cm x 4.5m sizes, giving buyers a choice of widths for smaller joints, general strapping and broader support.

Is EAB suitable for sports clubs and physio bags?

Yes, EAB is a useful product for sports clubs, physio bags, gyms, schools and event first aid kits where strong adhesive support may be needed for active injuries, joint support or dressing retention.

What is the difference between EAB and cohesive bandage?

EAB has an adhesive backing designed to stick directly to the skin for firm support, while cohesive bandage sticks to itself rather than the skin. EAB is often chosen when a stronger, more secure strapping bandage is needed.

Can businesses and clubs buy EAB bandages in bulk?

Yes, Jax First Aid supplies EAB bandages for clubs, schools, physios, workplaces and organisations, with bulk discounts and purchase orders available for larger orders.

Elastic Adhesive Bandages EAB | Sports Strapping Bandage

Elastic Adhesive Bandages (EAB)

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Elastic adhesive bandages, EAB for short or even bandage tape is a lightweight strapping bandage designed to support weak joints, it can be used for the likes of ankle taping, wrist taping knee taping etc. It is a cotton stretch bandage with a good strong adhesive to withstand sporting activities. Elastic adhesive bandages are available in 2.5cm, 5cm, 7.5cm and 10cm making it the ideal bandage for any occasion.

Strong elastic adhesive bandages for sports strapping, joint support, compression and dressing retention. EAB is a practical choice for first aid kits, physio bags, sports clubs, schools, gyms, events and workplace treatment rooms where ankles, knees, wrists or other moving areas may need firm support during activity.