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If a cut or scrape occurs on one’s knuckles or fingertips, applying a regular bandage can greatly limit regular movement and hinder daily activities. These areas typically require optimally-shaped bandages in the event of an injury due to their irregular shape, especially since they’re so exposed and prone to potential cuts and scrapes.
In general, knuckle bandages are shaped like the letter H, while fingertip bandages are shaped like an hourglass. Both allow for a greater range of motion while simultaneously providing maximum protection and helping to heal the injured area quicker.
Browse Seton’s range of specialized bandages specific to knuckle and fingertip injuries below, or view all other bandages here.