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Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters 10 Strips

Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters 10 Strips

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Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters for Wound Protection

 

These fabric plasters provide reliable wound protection with enhanced flexibility for active lifestyles. The fabric construction allows the plaster to move naturally with your skin whilst maintaining secure adhesion. Each pack contains 10 strips designed to protect minor cuts, grazes and wounds from dirt and bacteria.

The breathable fabric material helps maintain proper air circulation around the wound site, supporting the natural healing process. These flexible plasters conform to body contours and joint movements, making them suitable for areas that experience frequent motion such as knuckles, elbows and knees.

 

How Fabric Construction Supports Wound Healing

 

The woven fabric structure creates a protective barrier whilst allowing air to reach the wound. This breathable design helps prevent moisture build-up that could interfere with healing. The fabric material is designed to stretch and flex with your movements, reducing the likelihood of the plaster lifting at the edges.

The adhesive backing provides secure attachment to clean, dry skin whilst remaining gentle enough for comfortable removal. The non-stick wound pad protects the healing tissue without adhering to the wound surface, minimising discomfort during dressing changes.

 

Suitable Applications for Active Individuals

 

These elastoplast plasters are particularly beneficial for people who need wound protection during physical activities or daily tasks. The flexible design makes them ideal for covering wounds on areas that bend and move frequently. For comprehensive wound care supplies, explore our first aid collection for additional protective dressings.

Common uses include:

  • Minor cuts and grazes on hands and fingers
  • Small wounds on joints and flexible areas
  • Protection during sports and exercise activities
  • Everyday wound care for active lifestyles

 

Why Fabric Material Offers Superior Flexibility

 

The fabric construction provides greater stretch and conformability compared to plastic alternatives. This flexibility reduces stress on the adhesive bond when you move, helping the plaster stay in place longer. The woven material also offers improved durability, resisting tears and maintaining its protective properties throughout wear.

The fabric surface is less likely to catch on clothing or equipment, making these wound dressings practical for workplace use and physical activities. The neutral colour blends discretely with most skin tones for less conspicuous wear.

 

Storage and Handling Requirements

 

Store these adhesive bandages in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to maintain adhesive effectiveness. Keep the packaging sealed until use to prevent contamination and preserve sterility. Check the expiry date before application and dispose of any expired products appropriately.

Ensure your hands are clean before handling the plasters, and apply only to clean, dry skin for optimal adhesion. Remove the protective backing carefully to avoid touching the adhesive surface or wound pad.

This product is a medicine. Speak to your doctor or pharmacist before using if you have an underlying medical condition or are taking other medicines.

 

Application Instructions for Optimal Adhesion

Clean the wound area gently with water and pat dry completely before application. Remove any debris or dirt from the surrounding skin to ensure proper adhesive contact. Wash your hands thoroughly before handling the plaster to maintain hygiene.

Open the packaging carefully and remove the plaster without touching the adhesive surface or wound pad. Position the plaster centrally over the wound, ensuring the pad covers the entire affected area with some overlap onto healthy skin.

Proper Removal and Replacement Guidelines

Change the plaster daily or when it becomes wet, dirty or starts to lift at the edges. Remove slowly and gently in the direction of hair growth to minimise discomfort. If the plaster adheres strongly, you can soften the adhesive with warm water before removal.

Clean the wound area again before applying a fresh plaster if continued protection is needed. Monitor the wound for signs of healing progress and discontinue use once the skin has sufficiently recovered. Seek medical advice if the wound shows signs of infection or fails to heal within a reasonable timeframe.

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Potential Reactions and Safety Considerations

Like all medicines, Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters can have side effects, although not everyone will experience them. Most people tolerate these wound dressings well, but some individuals may develop sensitivity reactions to the adhesive or materials. For additional skin protection products, browse our skin care range for complementary treatments.

The most commonly reported reactions involve skin irritation at the application site, particularly with prolonged use or in individuals with sensitive skin. These reactions typically resolve once the plaster is removed and the skin is allowed to recover.

Known side effects may include:

  • Skin redness around the plaster edges
  • Itching or irritation at the application site
  • Allergic contact dermatitis in sensitive individuals
  • Skin maceration from prolonged moisture exposure
  • Temporary skin discolouration after removal
  • Mild pain or discomfort during removal
  • Skin dryness or flaking around the wound area
  • Adhesive residue remaining on the skin

If you experience these or any other side effects, speak to your doctor or pharmacist right away. For more information about reporting side effects please see the MHRA Yellow Card Scheme.

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GPhC Number: 2233073
Tarun Kumar

Reviewed by:

Tarun Kumar

Superintendent/ Clinical Lead

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Content last updated: 31 Mar 2025

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