Elastoplast Universal Extra-Flexible Bandages, 20-Pack

What are Elastoplast Universal Extra-Flexible Bandages (20 bandages) used for?

Elastoplast Flexible 20 Bandages: To cover and protect minor everyday injuries. Optimal protection against infections. Highly flexible fabric that lets the skin breathe. Elastoplast Flexible 20 Bandages adapt to movement and protect the wound while helping to prevent infection, thanks to silver technology. Thanks to its stretchy fabric, it adapts to movement and stays securely in place. It is also breathable, allowing the skin to breathe. The pad in Elastoplast Flexible bandages is infused with silver ions, which have powerful antiseptic properties. The continuous release of these silver ions onto the wound reduces the risk of infection and promotes optimal healing.

The Elastoplast Flexible Bandages (pack of 20) offer optimal, flexible protection for minor everyday injuries. Thanks to their extremely flexible fabric, antimicrobial silver technology, and breathability, they ensure effective healing while providing maximum comfort to the user. Suitable for all situations, these bandages are a safe and reliable choice for any first-aid kit.

Elastoplast Flexible Bandages (pack of 20) offer optimal protection against infection to cover and protect minor everyday injuries. Thanks to their silver technology, these bandages effectively reduce the risk of infection by preventing the growth of bacteria on the wound. Their silver-ion-infused pad provides powerful antiseptic properties, ensuring optimal healing.

Designed with a highly flexible fabric, Elastoplast Flexible Bandages adapt perfectly to the body’s movements, offering optimal comfort and maximum protection throughout the day. Their stretchy texture provides a secure and long-lasting hold, ensuring the bandage stays in place even during active movements.

The breathability of Elastoplast Flexible Bandages allows the skin to breathe, promoting a faster and more effective healing process. This essential feature also ensures greater comfort for the user, reducing the risk of skin irritation and discomfort.

Thanks to their silver-ion-infused pad, Elastoplast Flexible Bandages offer continuous protection against infections. The constant release of silver ions onto the wound reduces the risk of infection and promotes optimal healing, ensuring a quick and complication-free recovery.

We also offer Elastoplast Universal Large-Size Bandages (10 bandages) at the best price in our online pharmacy.

How do you use these bandages?

1. Before applying the bandage, thoroughly clean and dry the wound and the surrounding skin.
2. Choose an appropriately sized bandage from the two available sizes.
3. Remove the protective film and apply the adhesive side of the bandage directly to the wound.
4. Make sure the edges of the bandage adhere firmly to the skin to ensure optimal protection.
5. Change the bandage daily or more often if necessary, if it becomes soiled or excessively damp.

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Precautions for Use

• Using additional antiseptic treatments on the wound may reduce the antiseptic effect of silver or cause a reaction with it.
• Do not use on wounds that are already inflamed or infected.
• Do not use if you are allergic to silver or have argyria.
• Store in a cool, dry place.

What are the ingredients?

 Box containing 6 dressings measuring 30 mm x 65 mm and 14 dressings measuring 19 mm x 65 mm.

0% latex

Thanks to Silver Technology, Elastoplast Flexible Bandages provide effective antimicrobial protection against infections. The dressing’s pad is impregnated with silver ions, which have powerful antiseptic properties, thereby reducing the risk of infection and promoting optimal healing. This continuous release of silver ions onto the wound ensures prolonged protection, even in potentially contaminated environments.

Packaging

Elastoplast comes in boxes containing two sizes of bandages: 

- 6 dressings measuring 30 mm x 65 mm
- 14 bandages measuring 19 mm x 65 mm.

Our Tips and Expert Advice from Pharmacists

In 1870, during the Siege of Paris, a doctor named Alphonse Guérin invented the cotton-padded bandage to protect wounds from germs in the air. In addition to preventing infections or irritation, the bandage promotes healing by keeping the wound moist.