Elastoplast Flexible Fabric Plasters - 10 Strips

Elastoplast Flexible Fabric Plasters (10 Strips) are strong, breathable fabric plasters designed to cover and protect minor everyday wounds, including small cuts, scratches and grazes. The durable fabric stretches with the skin’s movements, making these plasters a practical choice for areas that bend and move, such as joints.

Each strip has a non-stick wound pad that helps cushion and protect the wound, while the strong adhesion helps the plaster stay securely in place during normal daily activities. Elastoplast also states its plasters help block 99% of dirt and bacteria (when applied correctly to clean, dry skin).

Key features

• Extra flexible fabric that moves with you
• Breathable for everyday comfort
• Non-stick pad protects and cushions the wound
• Strong adhesion helps keep the plaster in place
• Size/format: 10 × 22mm × 72mm strips 

1. Wash your hands before and after wound care.
2. Clean the wound and gently dry the surrounding skin.
3. Remove the plaster from the wrapper. Avoid touching the wound pad.
4. Apply the pad over the wound and press the edges down firmly.
5. Apply without stretching the plaster to reduce lifting at the edges.
6. Use each strip only once. Replace with a fresh plaster as needed (for example, if it becomes wet, dirty, or starts to loosen).

Storage: Store in a cool, dry place. 

This is a medical device plaster (not a medicine). Materials typically include:

• Durable, breathable fabric backing (flexible)
• Skin-friendly pressure-sensitive adhesive (strong adhesion)
• Non-stick wound pad (cushioning central pad)

Latex: Listed as 0% latex by some UK retailers. Always check the packaging if you have allergies. 

For external use only.

Do not use on large, deep, heavily bleeding wounds, serious burns, or bites. Seek medical advice.

Stop use and seek advice if you develop skin irritation, redness, itching, blistering, or any suspected allergic reaction to adhesives/materials.

Seek urgent medical advice if the wound shows signs of infection such as worsening redness, swelling, warmth, increasing pain, pus/discharge, red streaks, or fever.

If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or an immunosuppressed condition, ask a pharmacist or clinician for advice on wound care.

Keep out of reach of children.