CURE-AID Plastic Bandage

In the realm of first aid, few items are as ubiquitous and versatile as the plastic bandage. These small, adhesive strips have become an essential component of every home’s first-aid kit and are a common sight in medical cabinets worldwide.

• Pack 1000 strips. 
• Easy to tear. 
• Painless during removal. 
• Breathable. 
• Economic pack with economic price. 

The Basics of Plastic Bandages

Plastic bandages, often referred to as adhesive bandages or simply “band-aids” (a brand name that has become synonymous with the product), consist of three key components:

1. Adhesive Strip: This is the part that sticks to the skin and holds the bandage in place.
2. Absorbent Pad: Located at the center of the bandage, the absorbent pad is designed to cover and protect wounds.
3. Backing Material: The backing material surrounds the adhesive strip, protecting it until the bandage is ready for use.

Key Features of Plastic Bandages

Plastic bandages offer several features that contribute to their popularity and effectiveness:

1. Adhesive Properties: The adhesive used in bandages is gentle on the skin, making them suitable for people of all ages, including children.

2. Flexibility: bandages are highly flexible, allowing them to conform to the contours of the body for a secure fit.

3. Sterile Packaging: They are individually packaged to maintain sterility until use, minimizing the risk of contamination.

4. Assorted Sizes: bandages come in various sizes, from small fingertip bandages to larger strips, ensuring they can accommodate different wound sizes and locations.