MY ARMOR Cotton Crepe Bandage for Leg & Wrist Pain - 8cm X 4mt along with 2 Extra Clips - Pack of 2

Firstly thanks to Amazon for excellent service and timely delivery... Quality of the crepe band is superb it feels comfortable while wearing..It comes 2 in package.. with 6 pins..I got for Rs270...I have to say it’s the best value for money product available in the market... Regarding size I opted for 10x4..There are other options available u can opt as per ur requirements... Overall I am happy with my purchase..

This is a good product at a decent prize

Bought for my maid who had varicose veins. She only likes this brand after trying many others.

The product is decent overall. Quality is not the best to be honest but it does the job. The elasticity is not very great. It comes with 4 pins which is good. The worst part is that I received the box with no cover (as seen in the picture) False advertisement there.

Very nice and quality product.

I am happy using this crep bandage. It is made up of elastic fibers that are easy to wash. It's grip on wounded or injured area is perfect thus post traumatic pain becomes least. As far as price is concerned it is cheap but durable.

This is a compression bandage, it does what is expected of it for RICE treatment (Rest Ice Compression Elevation). Extra elastic pins/buckles are useful to have. The box is great to keep this stored immaculately. A pair is always better than 1. We got 2 sizes: 1 pair (2 nos) of size 10 cm, perfect for most joints (elbow, ankle, shoulder), and 2 pairs (4nos) less wide one (6cm) for the wrist. A wider one (4-5 inches, 15 cm +) is better for the knee (but one is better off with a knee pad). The 4 m length is more than sufficient. We also use the less one 6cm one for boxing instead of the boxing tape, we (myself and my 5 y.o.) prefer crepe bandage for training and very light sparring since it is softer, and more stretchy. For the 5 y.o. we had to cut the 4 m length in half for boxing. Remember: 1. Go to a physician ESPECIALLY if you think "I can bear the pain", then use compression bandage if and as directed by physician. 2. Use directly without a liner in case of more inflammation. 3. For just pain or very mild inflammation, use a liner (handkerchief/toilet paper/kitchen wipes) first before putting on the bandage, especially if you have applied anything topical (SenSur, Iodex whatever) 4. Always remember to ONLY hand wash the bandage in mild soap (genteel/hand wash/bath soap), after 2-3 times wrappings, and dry in shade (NOT sunlight). These actions (3-4 above) will help keep the bandage stretchy and increase its usable life. DISCARD once it looses its ability to stretch (i.e. apply compression) and get a new one.

I like the quality of bandage.