Aero

Aero Healthcare is a first aid and wound care brand offering a comprehensive range of dressings, bandages, plasters and first aid supplies for the home, workplace and on the go.

At StockMyMedicine you'll find the Aero range across first aid and wound care, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always follow the instructions provided, and seek medical advice for serious injuries.

About Aero

Aero is a first aid and wound care brand offering a practical range of dressings, swabs, tapes and bandages for everyday cuts, grazes and minor injuries. Its products are widely used to stock home first aid kits, workplace cabinets and clinical settings. The focus is on reliable, everyday essentials for cleaning, covering and supporting minor wounds.

The collection covers wound-cleaning and dressing basics such as Aero 8ply Gauze Swabs in 10x10cm and 7.5x7.5cm, alongside Aero Alcohol Swabs for wiping intact skin. For securing dressings and supporting minor injuries, there is Aerotape Silk Tape and Cohesive Support Bandages in 5cm and 7.5cm widths. Together these give you the core components for assembling or restocking a first aid kit.

Whether you are topping up a home kit or maintaining a workplace first aid station, the Aero range brings together the swabs, tapes and bandages needed for routine wound care. Choose the sizes that match your needs, from compact gauze swabs to wider support bandages. Browse the Aero range below, dispatched from our UK pharmacy. Always follow the instructions provided.

Frequently asked questions

What's included in the Aero first aid and wound care range?

The Aero collection covers everyday wound care essentials, including 8ply gauze swabs, alcohol swabs, silk tape and cohesive support bandages. These are the kinds of items used to clean, cover and secure dressings on minor cuts, grazes and injuries. Always follow the instructions provided with each product.

What are Aero 8ply Gauze Swabs used for?

Gauze swabs are typically used to clean around a wound, absorb fluid and cushion a dressing on minor cuts and grazes. Aero offers them in 10x10cm and 7.5x7.5cm sizes so you can match the swab to the area. Follow the instructions provided, and seek medical advice if a wound is deep or won't stop bleeding.

Which Aero gauze swab size should I choose?

The 10x10cm swab covers a larger area, while the 7.5x7.5cm swab suits smaller wounds or more confined spaces. Choosing the right size helps you dress the area without unnecessary waste. If you're unsure what to keep in stock, a pharmacist can advise on building a first aid kit.

What are Aero Alcohol Swabs for?

Alcohol swabs are commonly used to wipe and clean intact skin, for example before an injection or a blood-glucose test. The Aero pack contains 100 individually wrapped 30x30mm swabs. They are not intended for cleaning deep or open wounds, so follow the instructions provided.

What is Aero Aerotape Silk Tape used for?

Aerotape Silk Tape is a soft, silk-style medical tape used to hold dressings, gauze and swabs securely in place. The 2.5cm x 5m roll can be cut or torn to length as needed. Follow the instructions provided and remove it gently to avoid irritating the skin.

What is an Aero Cohesive Support Bandage?

A cohesive bandage sticks to itself rather than to skin or hair, giving light support or compression without clips or pins. Aero offers Cohesive Support Bandages in 5cm x 4.5m and 7.5cm x 4.5m sizes. Follow the instructions provided and avoid applying it so tightly that it restricts circulation.

Should I choose the 5cm or 7.5cm cohesive support bandage?

The narrower 5cm width suits smaller areas such as wrists, fingers and hands, while the 7.5cm width covers larger joints like knees, ankles and calves. Both come in a 4.5m stretched length. Pick the width that best fits the area you need to support.

Are Aero products suitable for home and workplace first aid kits?

Yes, swabs, tapes and bandages like these are core components of home, travel and workplace first aid kits. Restocking used items keeps a kit ready for treating minor injuries. Check your kit against any workplace or regulatory requirements that apply to you.

When should I seek medical help for a wound rather than treating it at home?

Speak to a pharmacist or GP if a wound is deep, won't stop bleeding, was caused by a bite or dirty object, or shows signs of infection such as spreading redness, swelling, heat or pus. Seek urgent help for heavy bleeding or a wound that won't close. These dressings are intended for minor injuries and are not a substitute for medical care.

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