How to apply Coban Tape to your own Finger : Nodal Arthritis Treatment

This video demonstrates how to apply Coban elasticated tape / wrap to a finger joint. This is a commonly used treatment for nodal finger osteoarthritis arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis or just a painful finger joint.
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[@lainamckenzie3445]

thanks so much I had no idea it could be washed either. I was shown how to apply it like a sleeve but this looks more practical to apply as you don't have to trim it. I like the idea that there is relative freedom of movement (unlike a splint)

[@PhysioMSK]

Its a great product. I hope it can help you :-)

[@clarafierro6921]

Thank you so much for the information

[@PhysioMSK]

You’re welcome. It’s a really useful product & I use it a lot with my patients. Hope it helps you.

[@janetwalsh7961]

Thank you so much. I was given this by my physiotherapist but she did not say it can be wash. I am seeing her tomorrow and i hope i wont need my pinky in a splint.

[@PhysioMSK]

Splints are ok but of course you can’t move the joint. With Coban you can still move it 👍