NEAL CAST

Neal Cast is a synthetic orthopedic casting bandage which is made by knitted fiberglass or polyester substrate impregnated with water-activated polyurethane resin.

FEATURE

Neal Cast Cares for patients' comfort.
Instead of using chemical surfactant like other competitors, Neal Cast contains eatable mineral oil to provide with comfort odor.
Neal Cast is easy to use.
Compared to competitor's, Neal Cast is less sticky to prevent excessive blood pressure but rigidity and adhesiveness are still fabulous.
Neal Cast is ECO-friendly.(Premium Type)
Neal Cast Premium can solve the environmental pollution and medical waste disposal problem since it is made of 100% polyester fabric which can be burnt and made by 100% POLYESTER fabric to be able to destroy by fire.
Neal Cast is easy to cut.(Premium Type)
Neal Cast Premium was designed to be easy to cut with cast cutter in order to improve disadvantage of old polyester casting tape.
Neal Cast is high X-ray transmissive.(Premium Type)
Neal Cast Premium is easy to observe diagnostic and recovery condition of a patient due to its excellent X-Ray transmissivity.

HOW TO USE

a. Wear the protective gloves prepared.

b. Cover the injury area with cotton bandage and stockinette.(Underpad recommended)

c. Choose appropriate size of product and open it.

d. Immerse the product into water prepared for 5-10 seconds and squeeze it a couple of times.

e. Construct the cast by wrapping with slight tession.

f. Mold the cast for 3-5 minutes by rubbing the product applied.

PRECAUTION

a. Disposable medical gloves should be worn while handling the product because the polyurethane resin in
Neal Cast will adhere firmly to unprotected skin and cloths.
b. Swabbing gently with acetone may help to remove the resin from the skin and cast equipment if done
immediately.
c. If the bandaged casts are in the wet state, the casts must be dried carefully by any kind of towel or portable
hair dryer.
d. Too frequent wetting or ineffective drying can lead to skin maceration or other complications.
e. This casting material imposes fewer restrictions on patients, which a heavy plaster cast does. Therefore,
patients should be cautioned against vigorous activities which may interfere with proper healing or cast care.