CURAD Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages, 1" x 3" Strips, 1200/Case

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SKU NON25660
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CURAD Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages, 1" x 3" Strips, 1200/Case

The CURAD Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages (1″ × 3″ strips, case of 1,200) deliver durable and flexible wound protection in a high-volume format. Engineered with a woven fabric backing that stretches and bends with movement , these bandages conform to body contours and remain securely in place through active use.

SKU: NON25660Canadian medical supplier

Product details

The CURAD Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages (1″ × 3″ strips, case of 1,200) deliver durable and flexible wound protection in a high-volume format. Engineered with a woven fabric backing that stretches and bends with movement , these bandages conform to body contours and remain securely in place through active use.

Each bandage features a four-sided seal designed to block out dirt and germs, paired with an absorbent pad that won’t stick to the wound — supporting gentle healing and effective coverage. The strips measure 1″ wide by 3″ long — a standard size ideal for minor cuts, scrapes, and abrasions on most body areas.

In this bulk configuration (1,200 bandages per case), the product is well-suited for clinics, school health offices, sports medicine kits, and other high-volume first-aid environments. The adhesive backing ensures reliable hold, while the fabric build offers breathability and comfort for wearers.

Key Features & Benefits

  • Stretch-woven fabric backing : allows flexible movement and conforming fit.
  • Four-sided seal around the pad: helps keep out contaminants and supports wound protection.
  • Absorbent, non-stick pad : won’t adhere to the wound, easing removal and reducing trauma.
  • Individually wrapped, sterile strips : supports hygiene and single-use decision making.
  • Bulk case count (1,200 strips) : efficient for high-use settings, reducing frequent reorders.
  • Latex-free adhesive : safe for use in latex-sensitive environments.

Applications

  • Covering and protecting minor cuts, abrasions, and scrapes in clinical, athletic, or school settings.
  • Bulk first-aid supplies for sports teams, clinics, workplace safety kits, and high-traffic medical stations.
  • Environments where reliable, flexible bandage coverage and cost-efficient supply is key.

Specifications

  • Brand: CURAD (by Medline Industries)
  • Product Type: Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages
  • Size: 1″ (2.54 cm) width × 3″ (7.62 cm) length
  • Construction: Stretch-woven fabric backing + absorbent pad + four-sided seal

Available models and configurations

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Related products and accessories

No independently confirmed compatible accessories are listed for this exact SKU in the supplied catalog.

Manufacturer documents and resources

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Frequently asked questions

What is this product used for?

CURAD Flex-Fabric Adhesive Bandages, 1" x 3" Strips, 1200/Case is supplied for the use described in the Product Information tab. The listed configuration and manufacturer part number should be checked before ordering.

What is the product SKU?

The catalog SKU is NON25660.

Are manufacturer instructions available?

No independently matched manufacturer PDF was confirmed for this listing during this update. Refer to the product label or request documentation before clinical use if needed.