شركة 1 Umbilical Binder 2990 1 Piece
1 unit
Key benefits
- Provides necessary support to the navel area
- Designed specifically for infants with protruding navels
- Features a central padded design for comfort
- Adjustable elastic band for a secure fit
About this product
The TGOP Umbilical Binder, model number 2900, is a specialized medical aid designed for the delicate care of newborns. This binder is used to apply gentle, continuous pressure to the umbilical area, helping to support the abdominal wall and protect the navel during the early stages of recovery. It features a comfortable design made from soft, safe materials suitable for an infant's sensitive skin to prevent irritation. The binder is easy to apply and remove, ensuring maximum comfort for the baby and convenience for the parent.
How to use
Wash and dry the baby's skin. Place the padded centre of the binder directly over the navel and wrap the elastic band around the baby's abdomen, fastening it snugly but not tightly. Wear during the day and remove for bathing and nappy changes; use only as advised by your paediatrician. Hand wash in lukewarm water with mild soap, rinse and air dry. Check the skin under the binder regularly.
Product details
- Warnings
- Do not fasten too tightly – it must not restrict breathing or feeding. Do not apply over an unhealed umbilical cord stump, open wounds or irritated skin. Remove immediately and consult a doctor if the baby shows discomfort, vomiting, a hard, red or painful swelling at the navel, or skin irritation. Not a substitute for medical treatment of umbilical hernia; use under the supervision of a paediatrician. Keep the packaging away from children. Not a toy.
- Storage
- Store the umbilical binder in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and excessive moisture. Keep out of reach of children to prevent misuse or damage.
- Pack size
- 1 unit
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Frequently asked questions
Can I use this for my newborn with an unhealed umbilical cord?
No, do not apply the binder over an unhealed umbilical cord stump.
Is this product a replacement for medical care?
No, it is not a substitute for medical intervention for umbilical hernia and should be used under the supervision of a pediatrician.
How tight should I fasten the binder?
Fasten it snugly, but it must not be too tight to restrict the baby's breathing or feeding.
When should I remove the binder?
Remove it for bathing and nappy changes, and check the skin under the binder regularly.
What should I do if the baby shows signs of discomfort?
Remove the binder immediately and consult your doctor.
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