Elastoplast Elastic Fabric Roll Plaster 2.5cm x 3m

Elastoplast Elastic Fabric Roll Plaster 2.5cm x 3m

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Category
Health & Beauty > Health Care > First Aid > Medical Tape & Bandages > Medical Tape
SKU
2590087

Elastoplast Elastic Fabric Tape Roll Plaster 2.5 cm x 3 m is a strong and reliable first-aid bandage tape. The cloth tape has strong adhesion to stay in place, perfect for holding dressings, wound pads and compression bandages in place.

Elastoplast Elastic Fabric Tape Roll Plaster is a versatile tape that can be used for securing wound dressings or supporting minor injuries. When wrapped around a small joint or muscle, it provides moderate compression to support tendons and ligaments, preventing strains and supporting current injuries. The adhesive tape easily secures gauze, compression pads or any other wound dressing for long-lasting protection. Good elasticity allows for adequate movement and a comfortable feel. The support strip can be cut to the required length as needed while the flexible and breathable fabric sticks to skin without causing stiffness or limiting mobility. Comes in a compact, easy to use roll, perfect for first aid kits at home or on the playing field.

Always read the label and follow the directions for use.

  • Suitable For: Fixation of dressings
  • Size: 1 Pack

KEY FEATURES

  • Effective Care: provides support and fixation to small wounds or minor injuries
  • Moveable Design: Fabric tape stretches with movement
  • Strong Adhesion: securely fixes bandages and compresses
  • Reliable Plaster: strong sticking without causing stiffness or limiting mobility
  • Versatile Tape: helps prevent and support strain injuries