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Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters 10 Strips

Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plasters 10 Strips

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Elastoplast Fabric Plasters for Wounds

 

You can rely on these fabric plasters to provide flexible wound protection that moves with your body. Each strip features a soft fabric backing that stretches and bends whilst maintaining secure adhesion to your skin. The breathable material allows air circulation around minor cuts and grazes whilst keeping dirt and bacteria out.

These flexible plasters are designed to stay in place during daily activities, making them suitable for areas that experience frequent movement such as knuckles, elbows and knees. The pack contains 10 individual strips, each measuring a standard size to cover most minor wounds effectively.

 

How These Flexible Plasters Protect Your Wounds

 

The fabric construction creates a protective barrier over your wound whilst allowing natural healing to occur underneath. The adhesive edges form a secure seal around the wound area, preventing contamination from external sources. Unlike rigid plasters, the fabric material flexes with your skin's natural movement patterns.

You'll find these elastoplast plasters maintain their adhesion even when exposed to light moisture or during normal hand washing. The central pad absorbs any wound exudate whilst the fabric backing prevents the plaster from tearing during removal.

 

Who Should Use These Wound Care Plasters

 

These plasters suit anyone needing reliable protection for minor cuts, scrapes or grazes. You'll particularly benefit from their flexibility if your wound is located on a joint or area that moves frequently. They're appropriate for adults and children over the age of three years.

Consider these fabric plasters if you need:

  • Protection for wounds on moving body parts like fingers or elbows
  • Breathable coverage that won't trap moisture against your skin
  • Secure adhesion that lasts throughout your daily routine
  • Comfortable removal without excessive pulling on surrounding skin

You can find additional wound care supplies in our comprehensive first aid collection to complement your home medical kit.

 

Why Fabric Construction Matters for Wound Healing

 

The fabric material offers distinct advantages over plastic alternatives by allowing your skin to breathe naturally. This breathability helps maintain the optimal moisture balance around your wound, supporting the natural healing process. The soft texture reduces irritation against sensitive skin around the wound site.

You'll experience less discomfort during wear because the fabric moves with your skin rather than pulling against it. This flexibility also reduces the likelihood of the plaster edges lifting or peeling away from your skin during normal activities.

 

Proper Application and Storage Guidelines

 

Clean and dry your wound thoroughly before applying any adhesive plasters. Remove the protective backing and position the pad directly over the wound, pressing the adhesive edges firmly onto surrounding healthy skin. Ensure no air bubbles remain trapped underneath the plaster.

Store your unused plasters in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Keep the original packaging sealed until you need each individual strip. Replace the plaster daily or whenever it becomes wet, dirty or starts to lift at the edges. You can also explore our skin care range for additional wound healing support products.

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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