Easiplaster

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Easiplaster can be placed directly over the wound and wrapped securely. By adding more layers and pressing together, it will contain severe bleeding. This is particularly suitable for fingers, hands, arms or legs.

Benefits of Easiplaster include:

  • Fast, easy application
  • Sticks to itself and not to skin, hair or wounds
  • Easy-tear and tears to size
  • Stretchy and washproof
  • Adhesive-free

We have been using Easiplaster on site and it is far easier than any other plaster I have used as a first aider. There is no fiddly unpackaging when you have someone needing urgent attention in front of you.

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Published 25 October 2018
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