Polymer Splints are strong, durable, moldable, and comfortable splints that are made with a special multilayer polymer fiber. The polymer fiber is saturated with polyurethane and polyester, which provides incredible durability and support. Polymer splints are used to treat broken bones, sprains, or strains by temporarily immobilizing them until healing is complete.
STAYGUARD™ IS THE BRAND OF CHOICE
StayGuard™ polymer splints come in various ready-to-use sizes for the upper arms and legs. Our polymer splints contain synthetic materials that provide great elasticity and flexibility. It can also be used for x-rays. While providing incredible strength, our polymer splints are also lightweight. With easy-to-use-operation, the product only needs to be saturated in water for 4-6 seconds to be activated. Compared to plaster splints, our polymer splints are stronger, lighter, and easier to operate. The polymer splint is made with an inside polymer layer and outside non-woven surface layers. StayGuard™polymer splints are ISO, CE, and USFDA approved.
PRODUCT USAGE
StayGuard™ polymer splints are used in hospitals, clinics, for first aid, and for any other medical application that requires a part of the body to be immobilized and stabilized until the healing process has concluded. Available in various sizes, these splints can be used for the upper and lower limbs.
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FAQs
How do I use the StayGuard™ Polymer Splints?
1) Wash hands thoroughly and wear gloves.
2) Remove package and immerse the splint in room temperature water for 4-6 seconds and squeeze it 2-3 times.
3) Take the splint out of water and remove any excess water with a dry towel.
4) Use the splint to cover and wrap the injured area.
5) Secure and mold the splint with a gauze or elastic bandage.
How can the splint be removed?
The splint can be easily removed with household scissors.
Can I bathe or swim with the StayGuard™ Polymer Splint?
Though our synthetic polymer materials are waterproof, the splint must be kept dry. Waterproof liners should be used to bathe or swim during the healing process.
Do StayGuard™ Polymer Splints need to be removed before taking an X-ray?
StayGuard™ Polymer Splints are radiolucent and do not need to be removed before taking an X-ray.
What is the difference between a splint and a cast?
Splints and casts are both used to support and protect injured bones and tissues by keeping them in place. Splints are used for minor factures and for newly broken bones if the surrounding area is swollen. Splints are a better option when there is swelling because a cast can get tight and affect the circulation.
