Indications 

Elastoplast Heavy Fabric dressing strips are designed with super strong adhesion to provide effective wound protection. The strips are made of a durable and flexible fabric material that allows for comfortable wear and stretches with the skin’s movements.  

They are designed to provide durable protection for wounds and are waterproof, protecting against dirt and bacteria. The strips are made of flexible fabric that stretches with the skin’s movements, allowing for comfortable wear. 

The strong adhesion of Elastoplast Heavy Fabric dressing strips ensures that the bandage stays securely in place, even during physical activities or in wet environments. This helps to protect the wound from dirt, bacteria, and other contaminants, reducing the risk of infection and promoting proper healing. 

The dressing strips also feature a non-stick wound pad, which helps to protect the wound and provide cushioning for added comfort. The non-stick pad prevents the dressing from sticking to the wound, allowing for pain-free removal. 

Use and Dosage 

To use Elastoplast Heavy Fabric dressing strips with super strong adhesion, follow these steps: 

1. Clean the wound: Before applying the dressing strip, make sure to clean the wound with mild soap and water. Pat the area dry with a clean towel or sterile gauze. 
2. Choose the appropriate size: Select a dressing strip that is long and wide enough to fully cover the wound and provide a surrounding margin for secure adhesion. 
3. Remove the backing: Peel off the backing from one side of the dressing strip, exposing the adhesive surface. 
4. Apply the strip: Carefully place the adhesive side of the dressing strip directly over the wound, ensuring that the non-stick wound pad covers the entire area. Press down firmly to secure the strip in place. 
5. Smooth out any wrinkles: Gently smooth out any wrinkles or creases in the dressing strip to ensure proper adhesion and a comfortable fit. 
6. Secure the strip: If needed, you can use additional dressings or medical tape to further secure the dressing strip in place, especially for larger or more active wounds. 
7. Replace as needed: Check the dressing strip regularly to ensure it remains clean and intact. Replace the strip if it becomes wet, dirty, or loosens. 

Keep the dressing strips in a cool, dry place and away from direct sunlight. Ensure that the packaging is properly sealed to maintain the integrity of the adhesive. 

Cautions 

• Allergic reactions: Some individuals may be allergic to the adhesive or materials used in the dressing strips. If you experience any signs of an allergic reaction, such as rash, itchiness, or skin irritation, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional. 
• Open wounds: These dressing strips are not intended for use on open, heavily bleeding wounds. Seek medical attention for wounds that require sutures or professional care. 
• Wound cleanliness: Ensure that the wound is clean and free from debris before applying the dressing strip. Dirty or contaminated wounds may hinder proper healing and increase the risk of infection. 
• Proper fit: Ensure that the dressing strip covers the entire wound and provides a surrounding margin for secure adhesion. If the dressing strip is too tight or too loose, it may affect its effectiveness and comfort. 
• Regular monitoring: Check the dressing strip regularly to ensure that it remains clean, intact, and securely adhered. Replace the dressing strip if it becomes wet, dirty, or loosens. 
• Avoid using it on delicate or sensitive areas: Do not use the dressing strip on areas with thin or delicate skin, such as the face, neck, or genital region. These areas may require specialized dressings or medical attention. 
• Do not stretch excessively: While it is important for the dressing strip to have a snug fit, avoid stretching it excessively as it may compromise the adhesive quality and cause discomfort. 
• Remove with care: When removing the dressing strip, do so gently and in the direction of hair growth to minimize discomfort and potential skin irritation. 
• Not for use on infected wounds: If the wound shows signs of infection, such as redness, swelling, pus, or increased pain, consult a healthcare professional. Elastoplast Heavy Fabric dressing strips are not intended to treat or prevent infections. 
• Avoid excessive moisture: Excessive moisture, such as from prolonged exposure to water or excessive sweating, may reduce the adhesion of the dressing strip. Take precautions to keep the area dry when possible.