Southwest Medical

Finger Cots are are typically used by kitchen workers and others to cover cuts and open wounds while working, in order to prevent infection and the spread of disease. They are very useful for keeping bandages on an injured finger, especially for activities like typing. They can also be used by massage therapists to prevent massage lotions or oils from entering small cuts or abrasions on the fingers. Finger cots are especially important in areas of manufacturing during handling of small parts or components to prevent contamination by humans or where only protection of the fingers is necessary. These finger cots are tissue thin, but super tough. A high-quality, white latex assures a smooth finish, good sensitivity and a perfect fit.

The best test for good finger cots is that wearing them is like wearing nothing at all. They are also used to keep moisture and dirt out of cuts or stitches.

Nonconductive tubing with Maxi-Grip connector expands to fit most male connectors. Latex-free. Sterile.

The channel forearm pads are available in three sizes and are designed for use with different styles of hand positioning pads. This modular system provides the flexibility required to meet the individual needs of different clients. Shortest pad available.

The Channel forearm pad, combined with the appropriate hand pad, can provide functional support for individuals with upper extremity weakness or paralysis. Any of the forearm and hand combinations can be mounded directly onto the armrest hardware of a standard wheelchair.

Non-adherent fine mesh gauze impregnated with 3% Bismuth Tribromophenate in a Petrolatum blend. Not made with natural rubber latex. Clings and conforms to all body contours.