Rolled bandages
The finger roll bandage with a perforation and disinfectant-coated inner membrane addresses the challenge of applying bandages one-handed, enabling quick and effective treatment of finger cuts.
Patent Information
- Application Number
- JP2024003275U
- Authority / Receiving Office
- JP · JP
- Patent Type
- Utility models
- Current Assignee / Owner
- Filing Date
- 2024-09-11
- Publication Date
- 2025-01-17
- Estimated Expiration
- 2034-09-11
AI Technical Summary
Existing bandages, such as band-aids, are difficult to apply effectively, especially with one hand, leading to improper adherence and increased difficulty in treating finger cuts due to adhesive parts sticking together.
A finger roll bandage design with a perforation at the first joint, allowing easy application by rolling from the fingertip to the base, and an inner membrane coated with disinfectant and liniment for quick treatment.
Facilitates rapid and effective wound treatment by exposing bare skin for fingertip work and ensuring proper adherence without the need for assistance, enhancing usability for self-treatment of finger cuts.
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Abstract
Description
[Technical field]
[0001] This device is intended to quickly treat cuts on the fingers, etc. Normally, when treating cuts and scrapes, you wash them with running water, disinfect them, and apply a bandage with a topical medication. [Background technology]
[0002] Band-Aid was developed in the United States in the 1920s and is still available on the market today. The store offers a full range of products, including first aid bandages, new emergency medical equipment, first aid products, sterilization and disinfectants, and foot care products. Cut-Ban is a bandage made by a Japanese manufacturer. The problem that the invention aims to solve
[0003] Both Band-Aids and Cut Band-Aids are excellent products for first aid, but they have some drawbacks when it comes to providing quick treatment.
[0004] Existing bandages come in a variety of sizes, including standard size and small size for children, as well as wide, junior and patch types.
[0005] Applying tape-type bandages to affected areas may seem easy, but it is surprisingly difficult. It is difficult to apply because it has to be applied with one hand. The adhesive parts stick together and it is difficult to apply properly. It is even more difficult for children to apply it properly.
[0006] The above bandages require some skill to use. To solve this problem, we invented the Finger Roll Bandage. It is a simple method of rolling from the tip of the finger to the base of the finger. The roll bandage has perforations at the first joint of the finger, and can be torn off by pulling it. This exposes the bare skin, allowing fingertip work to be done without any problems. Effects of the invention
[0007] The inner membrane of the roll bandage is coated with disinfectants and ointments, and can be rolled up from the tip of the injured finger to the base of the finger for quick treatment. In addition, one of the two-ply roll bandage membranes can be coated with disinfectants and ointments suitable for nonwoven fabric or PVC type. [Explanation of symbols]
[0008] 1 Finger roll bandage (enlarged view) 2. Finger skin 3. Perforations in Bandages [Brief description of the drawings]
[0009] [Figure 1] Roll plaster and method of use Detailed description of the idea
[0010] This invention aims to quickly treat cuts on fingers. Quick treatment can be achieved by applying disinfectant and liniment to the inner membrane of a roll bandage and rolling the roll bandage from the injured fingertip to the base of the finger. Existing bandages are flat tapes with liniment applied to the affected area, but this has some difficulties. Although application seems easy, it is surprisingly difficult. If the treatment is done one-handed without relying on an assistant, the adhesive parts of the bandage stick to each other and it is not possible to properly apply it to the affected area. This invention was devised to solve this problem. To explain with drawings, the inner membrane of the roll bandage (enlarged view) in Figure 1 has disinfectant and liniment applied in advance, and the treatment can be done by rolling it from the injured fingertip to the base of the finger. As shown in the figure, three perforations are made at the first joint of the finger, which can be separated by pulling. Then, the bare skin is exposed, and there is no problem with fingertip work. In addition, one of the two-ply rolled bandage films can be coated with a disinfectant and liniment suitable for nonwoven fabric or PVC. Quick treatment can be achieved by opening the sealed roll bandage and rolling it around the affected finger.
Claims
1. This roll bandage is characterized in that a disinfectant and a liniment are applied to a roll bandage film.
2. 2. The roll bandage according to claim 1, characterized in that it has perforations at the first joint of the finger that allow it to be torn off when pulled.
3. 3. A roll bandage according to claim 1 or 2, characterized in that one of the two-ply roll bandage films is coated with a disinfectant and a liniment suitable for nonwoven fabric or PVC type.