The AeroPlast™ Premium Fabric Fingertip & Knuckle Dressings Env/12 provide durable, heavy-duty protection specifically designed for the contours of fingers and knuckles. Featuring SupaBond™ extra-strong adhesive and a SupaSorb™ wound pad, these dressings offer superior adhesion, optimal wound management, and maximum comfort for long-lasting, reliable coverage.
Product Details
Premium hard-wearing fabric adhesive dressings designed specifically for knuckle and fingertip injuries.
SupaBond™ extra-strong adhesive ensures secure placement, preventing lift-up or edge curling, and is latex-free.
SupaSorb™ wound pad provides superior absorption of blood and exudates, keeping the wound clean and minimizing dressing changes.
Non-adherent film layer reduces pain and trauma during dressing changes for maximum comfort.
Conforming, air-permeable heavy-duty fabric backing adapts to body contours and withstands demanding environments.
Compact envelope of 12 assorted dressings, ideal for personal first aid kits, travel packs, or on-the-go use.
Recommended for extended wear where durable, long-lasting protection is required.
Always read the label and follow directions; not a substitute for direct medical attention from a healthcare practitioner.
Health Warning
Always read the label and follow the Directions for Use
Intended Purpose
A small, narrow flexible band (of fabric, plastic, paper, or other material) coated on one side with a pressure-sensitive adhesive and possibly with an absorbent pad, typically used to cover a superficial wound or fix a dressing to skin. The device may be hypoallergenic and/or waterproof. This is a single-use device.
FAQs
Are the fabric dressings latex-free?
Yes, they are completely latex-free to avoid allergy reactions.
Is this product suitable for industrial use?
Absolutely. Thanks to the heavy-duty fabric and adhesive, it is built for demanding environments.
How does the SupaBond adhesive work?
SupaBond offers unmatched adhesion, ensuring the dressing stays in place under tough conditions.
Can these dressings be used on other parts of the body?
While specifically designed for fingertips and knuckles, they can be used on other small superficial wounds.
How often should the dressing be changed?
Change daily or as needed. If redness or irritation occurs, consult a healthcare professional.
