how to put on a fingertip bandage

Learn the correct way to apply a fingertip bandage (the hourglass-shaped kind) so it actually stays on while you work, type, and play. In this quick demo, we show the exact sequence: disinfect → anchor the first wing on the nail side → anchor the second wing → wrap over the tip → seal the remaining wings.

What you’ll learn

Why are fingertip bandages shaped like an hourglass?

The fastest way to anchor wings so the pad covers the tip (not just the side)

Simple mistakes to avoid so it doesn’t pop off in minutes

Step-by-step (Chapters)

00:00 Intro
00:05 Why fingertip bandages (hourglass shape)
00:15 Clean & disinfect the wound
00:23 Open the sterile wrapper
00:30 Anchor first wing on the nail side
00:48 Anchor second wing on the fingertip side
00:55 Wrap the pad over the fingertip
01:03 Seal remaining wings upward
01:09 Where to find supplies & more tips

Shop the supplies

• Fingertip Bandages (hourglass): mfasco.com/search?q=fingertip%20bandage

• Antibiotic Ointment: mfasco.com/search?q=antibiotic%20ointment

• Sterile Gauze Pads: mfasco.com/search?q=sterile%20gauze

• Finger Cots: mfasco.com/search?q=finger%20cots

• Complete First-Aid Kits: mfasco.com/collections/first-aid-kits

Want a faster refill? Try ReStockKit (visual reorder tool): mfasco.com/pages/restockkit

Quick tips

Wash your hands and clean the wound before bandaging.

Pat dry; a thin layer of ointment helps prevent sticking.

Replace the bandage if it gets wet, dirty, or loose.

Seek medical care for deep cuts, heavy bleeding, or infection signs.

About MFASCO

MFASCO Health & Safety provides workplace first-aid kits, refills, and supplies—plus practical how-to guides so you’re prepared when small injuries happen. Explore more: mfasco.com

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