Mercurochrome Resistant Fabric 40 Plasters
40 plasters Box
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Description
Directions for use
Composition
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Description
Mercurochrome Resistant Fabric 40 Plasters thanks to their naturally ventilated elastic textile texture are extensible, which allows them to adapt to all areas to protect and follow all movements.
The resistant fabric plasters made of cotton and polyamide are comfortable to wear.
Very complete, this box of plasters contains 40 units of 3 different sizes: 12 small, 18 medium and 10 large.
The resistant fabric plasters made of cotton and polyamide are comfortable to wear.
Very complete, this box of plasters contains 40 units of 3 different sizes: 12 small, 18 medium and 10 large.
Directions for use
Thoroughly cleanse the area to be protected and its perimeter. Remove the plaster from its packaging and remove the protective fins. Apply the central compress on the well dry part to protect by avoiding to touch the compress. Adhere well the plaster on all 4 sides. Renew as often as necessary and at least once a day.
Indication: Wounds protection.
Composition
Cotton and Polyamide.
Details
| EAN Code | 3160920502422 |
| Form | Sticking plasters |
| Presentation | Box |
| Contents | 40 plasters |
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