Crest Medical Fabric Assorted Plasters - 100 Pack

These high-quality sterile fabric plasters are designed to conform easily to the body, ensuring th...

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The Crest Medical Fabric Assorted Plasters 100-pack is designed for households, workplaces, and first-aid professionals who need a durable, flexible solution for minor cuts and grazes. The primary benefit is their high-quality, breathable fabric construction that conforms to joints and irregular skin surfaces to ensure they stay in place during movement; however, users should note that because they are made of fabric rather than plastic, they are not waterproof and should be replaced if they become saturated with water.

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Model Part Number86914
BrandCrest Medical

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FAQs

Are these plasters waterproof?

No, these are fabric plasters and are not designed to be waterproof. They should be kept dry.

Are these suitable for people with sensitive skin?

Yes, the breathable fabric and non-adherent pad are generally gentler than plastic alternatives, but always test on a small area if you have known adhesive allergies.

How often should I change the plaster?

You should change the plaster at least once a day, or immediately if it becomes dirty, wet, or begins to lose its adhesive hold.

Can these be used on deep wounds?

No, these are for minor cuts and grazes only. Deep or heavily bleeding wounds require professional medical attention.

Are the plasters sterile?

Yes, each plaster is individually wrapped to ensure it remains sterile until the packaging is opened.

What should I do if the wound looks infected?

If you notice increased redness, swelling, heat, or pus, remove the plaster and consult a healthcare professional.

Troubleshooting

Plaster falling off too quickly

Ensure the skin is completely dry and free of oils or lotions before application.

Adhesive residue left on skin

Gently rub the area with a small amount of baby oil or a warm soapy cloth to dissolve the adhesive.

Plaster becomes wet

Fabric plasters are not waterproof. Remove the saturated plaster immediately and replace it with a dry one to prevent infection.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Conforms comfortably to skin and joints
  • Breathable material encourages natural healing
  • Non-stick pad prevents wound damage during removal
  • Individually wrapped for maximum sterility
  • Durable fabric resists fraying

Cons

  • Not waterproof; requires frequent changing if wet
  • Fabric material can absorb liquid from outside sources
  • Not intended for large or deep puncture wounds

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure the best performance, clean the wounded area with an antiseptic wipe and dry the surrounding skin thoroughly before application. If the skin is oily or damp, the adhesive bond will be significantly weakened. To apply, remove the plaster from its individual sterile wrapper, peel back the protective tabs, and center the absorbent pad over the injury. Smooth the fabric edges down firmly to ensure a complete seal. Store the remaining plasters in a cool, dry place inside your first aid kit to maintain the integrity of the adhesive. If the plaster becomes soiled or wet, remove and discard it, then clean the area again before applying a fresh, sterile plaster.

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