Plasters

Plasters and adhesive dressings treat small cuts and grazes without further dressing material. They are used in GP surgeries and care homes, but above all in workplaces: in first-aid kits and stations, catering kitchens and workshops.

The range comprises five products. The adhesive dressing roll (6 cm × 5 m) is cut to the required length. Two 72 × 19 mm strips differ in material: one is clear, waterproof PE film, the other skin-coloured elastic fabric for joints. The fingertip dressing (45 × 80 mm) is specially shaped for fingertips. The assorted box contains 100 strips in various sizes and shapes. All five products are latex-free according to the product data.

Typical applications

• Stocking first-aid kits in production, warehouses and offices
• Treating cuts in restaurant and catering kitchens
• Covering small wounds after blood draws or injections
• Dressing injuries to fingertips and joints

What to look for when buying

The working environment sets the direction. Where there is a lot of contact with water, such as in kitchens or cleaning work, the waterproof PE film strip makes sense. For hands and joints that move a lot, the elastic fabric strip is intended; according to the product data it conforms to mobile areas of the body. For fingertips there is the purpose-shaped fingertip dressing.

For first-aid kits that must cover all kinds of injuries, the assorted box is practical, with the roll as a complement for larger wounds. The strips come 100 to a box and the fingertip dressing 50 to a box. The assorted box is available from 10 boxes, the roll from 100 pieces.

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