390 devices · GMDN 58964
Non-adhesive device retention bandages are flexible wraps designed to hold medical devices—such as dressings, catheters, or cannulas—in place without sticking to the skin or applying pressure. They’re commonly used in dermatology, surgery, and wound care to secure dressings while minimizing irritation or trauma to the skin.
These bandages are typically single-use and made from materials like cotton, viscose, or plastic, with some featuring cohesive edges that stick to themselves rather than the body. Regulation varies by jurisdiction, but they’re generally classified as medical devices and must comply with safety and performance standards before market entry.
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