Elastoplast Fabric Assorted Plasters - 40 Plasters
Extra-flexible fabric plasters with Bacteria Shield protection against dirt and bacteria — 40 assorted shapes and sizes for the family first aid kit.
- Extra-flexible fabric — moves with joints.
- Bacteria Shield protects against dirt & bacteria.
- Strong adhesion that survives handwashing.
- 40 assorted shapes and sizes.
- Non-stick pad — painless removal.
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Product overview
About Elastoplast Fabric Plasters (40 Assorted)
The classic fabric plaster, upgraded: Elastoplast's extra-flexible fabric moves with knuckles and joints, and the Bacteria Shield wound pad protects against dirt and bacteria while it cushions. This 40-pack of assorted shapes and sizes — strips, squares and rounds — restocks the family first aid kit properly.
Why fabric beats plastic plasters
Fabric flexes, breathes and grips longer — it stays on working hands and bending fingers where washable plastic plasters peel at the first sink. The non-stick wound pad lifts away cleanly without reopening the cut.
How to use
Clean and dry the wound, choose the size that lets adhesive contact healthy skin all round, and change daily or when wet. Assorted shapes mean fingertips, knuckles and knees all get a plaster actually shaped for the job.
Good to know
Deep, gaping or dirty wounds, bites, or anything not healing needs more than a plaster — see a pharmacist or GP.
Product details
- Vendor Elastoplast
- SKU 2589851
Important information
Please read before purchase. The information provided regarding medicines, dietary supplements or ointments is not to be taken as medical advice.
Consult a healthcare professional prior to use if you are pregnant, nursing, taking medication, or have a medical condition.
Keep out of reach of children. Store in a cool, dry place. Do not use if the seal under the cap is broken or missing. Always read the label and any patient information leaflet before use.
Frequently asked questions
Fabric or plastic plasters?
Fabric flexes with skin, breathes and grips far longer — the plaster for hands and joints. Plastic's only real win is being washable for food-prep settings.
How often should I change a plaster?
Daily, or whenever it's wet or dirty. Let the wound air once it's closed — plasters are for the messy first days.
What does Bacteria Shield mean?
The wound pad forms a barrier that keeps dirt and bacteria out of the cut — protection while the plaster cushions against knocks.
When is a cut too big for a plaster?
If it gapes, won't stop bleeding after 10 minutes of pressure, is deep or from a bite — that's a pharmacist, minor injuries unit or GP job.
Shipping information
We deliver across mainland UK by Royal Mail Tracked, usually within 3–5 working days.
Delivery is £2.99, or free on orders over £40. You'll get tracking by email once your order is on its way.
For full details, see our Delivery Policy.
