Adhesive Bandages (First Aid Plaster Strips): Fabric, PE & PU
Adhesive bandages (first aid plasters) in fabric, PE and PU backings and standard, spot, knuckle and junior shapes for private-label and wholesale buyers.
Key takeaways
- Three backings (fabric, PE, PU) and four shapes (standard, spot, knuckle, junior) from one source.
- Assorted boxes, tins and dispensers are built to your mix and printed with your brand.
- Sizes, pad, adhesive and sterility are confirmed on the specification sheet before approval.
Adhesive bandages, called first aid plasters in the UK and plaster strips in many markets, are small single-wound dressings with an absorbent pad on an adhesive strip. HOPE Medical supplies fabric, PE and PU backings in standard, spot, knuckle and junior shapes, so a distributor can build assorted packs and private-label boxes from one source.
Key Features
- Three backings: fabric (flexible), PE (economy) and PU (thin film)
- Four shapes: standard strip, round spot, knuckle and junior
- Assorted sizes and mixed-shape boxes built per order
- Private-label boxes, tins and dispensers approved before production
- Consolidates with gauze, tapes and alcohol pads in one container
Applications
Covering minor cuts, grazes and blisters at home, at work, in schools and in first-aid kits. Fabric adhesive bandages suit hands and joints; knuckle and junior shapes fit fingers and children; spot plasters cover injection sites. Pharmacies, supermarkets and kit assemblers buy them in bulk.
How to specify when requesting a quote
- Backing (fabric, PE or PU) and shapes
- Sizes and the assortment per box
- Sterile or non-sterile, and wrapper type
- Box, tin or dispenser and brand artwork
- Destination market, label language and documents
Technical and purchasing information
Adhesive bandages (first aid plasters) in fabric, PE and PU backings and standard, spot, knuckle and junior shapes for private-label and wholesale buyers. The final configuration, packaging and supporting documents are confirmed against your order and destination market.
- Backing
- Fabric, PE or PU
- Shapes
- Standard, spot, knuckle, junior
- Mixed-container shipping
- Consolidated with other group products in one container
- Private label / OEM
- Packaging artwork and private-label proofs approved before production
Application and configuration
Confirm the intended use, material, size and model before sample approval or production. Product-specific options are recorded in the quotation and specification sheet.
Packaging and OEM
Private-label packaging, artwork and carton requirements can be reviewed for the selected product. Feasibility is confirmed for the exact order rather than assumed across the category.
Quality and documentation
Available quality and export records vary by product and market. Share the destination and required documents so they can be checked before approval.
Buyer questions, answered
Clear answers for preparing a comparable sourcing request for Adhesive Bandages (First Aid Plaster Strips): Fabric, PE & PU.
What are adhesive bandages used for?
They cover and protect minor cuts, grazes, blisters and injection sites, keeping dirt out while the pad absorbs small amounts of blood. They are not meant for deep, large or heavily bleeding wounds, which need medical care.
Adhesive vs non-adhesive bandage: when should each be used?
An adhesive bandage is a complete small dressing that sticks to the skin over a minor wound. A non-adhesive bandage, such as a gauze, crepe or cohesive bandage, wraps around a limb to hold a dressing or give support and is secured with clips, tape or by sticking to itself.
Are adhesive bandages suitable for sensitive skin?
Skin tolerance depends on the adhesive and backing. Tell us if your market needs a specific adhesive or skin-compatibility data; the adhesive specification and any test reports are confirmed with the quotation. Anyone with a known adhesive allergy should follow clinical advice.
What sizes and shapes do adhesive bandages come in?
This range lists four shapes: standard strips, round spots, knuckle and junior. Exact dimensions and assortment mixes are set per order, so send the sizes and quantities you need per box.
Request the technical datasheet
Include your destination market, target quantity and preferred packaging.