AeroPlast Premium Fabric Bandaids 7.2cm x 1.9cm

Fabric bandaids are the workhorse of any first aid kit: the strip that goes on most cuts, grazes and blisters on fingers, hands and arms. AeroPlast premium fabric strips use a heavier woven backing than supermarket plasters, so they bend with knuckles and joints, let the skin breathe and hold on through the rubbing and hand washing that peels lighter strips off by lunchtime.

The SupaBond adhesive is extra-strong yet latex-free and hypoallergenic, and the SupaSorb pad has a non-stick layer so the strip lifts away without pulling at the wound. Every strip is individually wrapped and sterile, so the pad that touches the cut is clean every time.

Buy the envelope of 25 to top up a small kit, the box of 50 for home and vehicle kits, or the box of 100 for workplaces, schools, hospitality and sports clubs where strips are used every day.

Features

• Premium woven fabric backing: heavier and more flexible than plastic strips, so it conforms to fingers and knuckles and stays comfortable through a full shift.
• SupaBond extra-strong adhesive: high holding power that resists edge lift and curling with frequent hand use and movement.
• Latex-free and hypoallergenic: suitable for sensitive skin and for workplaces with latex-free policies.
• SupaSorb non-stick pad: absorbent pad with a non-adherent contact layer that manages light bleeding and lifts off without pulling at the wound.
• Breathable open weave: air-permeable backing reduces moisture build-up under the strip.
• Sterile, individually wrapped: ethylene oxide sterilised and sealed, which keeps kits tidy and stock counts easy.
• Three pack sizes: envelope of 25, box of 50 and box of 100, all the same 7.2cm x 1.9cm standard strip.

How to use

1. Clean the wound with water or an antiseptic wipe and pat the surrounding skin dry.
2. Peel open the wrapper without touching the pad.
3. Place the pad over the wound and press the edges down firmly, without stretching the strip.
4. Change the strip daily, or more often depending on the condition of the wound.

Apply and remove carefully on sensitive or fragile skin. If redness or discomfort occurs, stop using the strip and seek advice. Seek medical advice for serious wounds and burns. This product is not a substitute for medical attention. This product may not be right for you. Read the warnings before purchase. Always follow the directions for use.

Specifications

FAQs

Are fabric or plastic bandaids better? It depends on the job. Fabric strips are more flexible and hard-wearing, so they suit knuckles, fingers and busy hands. Plastic strips are washproof and suit kitchens, bathrooms and wet work.

What is a fabric bandaid? An adhesive strip with a woven fabric backing instead of plastic film. The fabric stretches with the skin, breathes and resists rubbing, so it stays on longer on hands and joints.

Are these fabric strips latex-free? Yes. The SupaBond adhesive is latex-free and hypoallergenic.

How often should I change a bandaid? Change it daily, or sooner if it becomes wet, dirty or lifts at the edges. Seek medical advice if the wound shows signs of infection.

Do bandaids expire? Yes. AeroPlast fabric strips have a 60-month shelf life from manufacture; check the date on the box at kit inspections.

Other AeroPlast fabric bandaids

• Assorted Sizes Fabric Strips (Plasters) – a mix of strip sizes in one box.
• Fabric Strips X-Wide (Plasters) Pack 100 – a wider strip for larger cuts.
• Fabric Knuckle Dressings (Plasters) Box 40 – shaped to wrap around knuckles.
• Fabric Fingertip Dressings (Plasters) Box 40 – butterfly shape for fingertips.
• Large Fabric Patch (7.5cm x 5cm) Box 25 – for grazes and larger wounds.
• Standard Plastic Strips – the washproof plastic alternative for kitchens and wet work.