Ture trip PE Adhesive Plaster 5cm*3m TT-008
Key benefits
- Made from durable polyethylene material
- Provides strong hold for dressings and gauze
- Easy to cut and apply as needed
- Suitable for first aid applications
About this product
A medical-grade PE adhesive tape designed to securely hold dressings and gauze in place on the skin. It provides reliable adhesion and ease of use for first aid applications. Suitable for all skin types for securing medical dressings. Flexible and transparent adhesive tape
How to use
Clean and dry the skin. Cut or tear the required length of tape from the roll, apply over the dressing or gauze and press gently onto the skin to secure. Do not stretch the tape when applying.
Product details
- Warnings
- For external use only. Do not apply directly onto open wounds. Do not use if you are allergic to adhesive tapes. Do not wrap tightly around a limb or digit, as this may restrict circulation. Discontinue use and consult a doctor if redness, itching, rash or skin irritation occurs. Not sterile. Keep out of reach of children.
- Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture. Keep out of reach of children. Ensure the packaging is sealed when not in use.
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Frequently asked questions
What is TureTrip PE Adhesive Plaster used for?
This plaster is primarily used to secure medical dressings, bandages, and other medical devices to the skin. It provides a reliable hold while being gentle.
Is this plaster suitable for sensitive skin?
TureTrip PE Adhesive Plaster is designed with a PE (polyethylene) material that is generally gentle on the skin, making it suitable for many individuals with sensitive skin. However, if irritation occurs, discontinue use.
Can I cut the plaster to a specific size?
Yes, the TureTrip PE Adhesive Plaster can be easily cut to your desired length or shape, making it versatile for various applications and body contours.
Is the plaster waterproof?
While the plaster offers some resistance to moisture, it is not fully waterproof. Prolonged exposure to water may reduce its adhesive properties.
How should I remove the plaster?
To minimize skin irritation, gently peel the plaster back slowly, ideally in the direction of hair growth. You can also moisten the edges with warm water to ease removal.
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