Adhesive Bandage

An, also known as a plaster or sticking plaster, is a type of medical consumable that is commonly used to cover small wounds or injuries. It consists of a small piece of material, typically made of fabric or plastic, which has an adhesive backing that sticks to the skin.

The materials commonly used in adhesive bandages vary, but they typically include a non-stick pad made of gauze or other absorbent material, as well as an adhesive layer made of aadhesive synthetic rubber or acrylic-based adhesive. Some adhesive bandages also include additional layers, such as a waterproof layer or a breathable backing.

Adhesive bandages come in a variety of sizes and shapes, but most commonly are rectangular or oval-shaped with a non-stick pad in the center. The size of the bandage can vary depending on the intended use and the size of the wound it is meant to cover.

Adhesive bandages are commonly used in first aid situations and are found in many medical supply kits. They are often used to cover small cuts, scrapes, and blisters, and can help to protect the wound from dirt and bacteria. Adhesive bandages can also be used to secure medical devices or tubing to the skin.