Elastoplast Disney Frozen Plasters 20s

Elastoplast Disney Frozen Plasters for your kids.  Scrapes, cuts and grazes will be forgotten in no time with the brave Disney Frozen 2 characters as companions. Elastoplast Disney Frozen Plasters 20s are painless removal and skin-friendly. 20 colourful plasters to distract and delight your little one with Elsa, Anna or Olaf! For protection of minor wounds.

With these plasters, there is no need to worry about superficial wounds anymore. Together, every challenge can be mastered, and Elsa and her friends are here to take care! Choose from a variety of your favourite Disney Frozen 2 characters and make your kids feel like they are part of the adventure. Remember, alongside these adventurous plasters is our trusted wound care expertise. The colours are safe and the plasters are painless to remove. The flexible material is water-resistant and protects wounds from dirt and bacteria.

It is recommended to change the children's plaster as any other standard first aid dressing daily due to hygienic reasons. It is one of the wound care myths that keeping minor cuts and grazes uncovered, exposed to the air, helps them to heal faster, however the contrary is true! Research shows that covered wounds heal more efficiently and have a reduced risk of infection. Elastoplast products provide protection until the wound is completely healed.

A cut is an area of severed skin that has been penetrated with a sharp edge, and results from some form of trauma. This could be caused by an object such as a knife, a small tool or the edge of a sheet of paper. As the skin is fully broken, the wound will often bleed and have slightly gaping wound edges. Cuts can happen anywhere on the body and can leave a scar.

A graze takes place when just the top layers of skin are scraped off. Grazes, also called abrasions, are usually a harmless scrape of the upper skin layers that occurs after falling on the knees, hands or elbows. Grazes can also form from scratching against a rough surface, with some skin subsequently coming off. Abrasions can be painful since the injury often extends to the many fine nerve endings beneath the skin.