Colourful children's wound plasters featuring Marvel superheroes including Spider-Man, Captain America and Hulk. Designed to protect everyday minor cuts, scratches and grazes while making first aid a little more child-friendly. Flexible, water-resistant and latex-free, with a skin-friendly adhesive that stays securely in place and is designed for painless removal.
Key Benefits
- 20 colourful Marvel-themed plasters
- Features Spider-Man, Captain America and Hulk
- Protects minor cuts, scratches and grazes
- Blocks 99% of dirt and bacteria (Elastoplast claim)
- Water-resistant flexible material
- Skin-friendly adhesive designed for painless removal
- Colours tested as safe for children and resistant to saliva and sweat
- Latex-free
Pack Contents
- 14 plasters – 19 × 55mm
- 6 plasters – 30 × 55mm
- Total: 20 plasters
Suitable For
Designed for everyday minor injuries in children, including small cuts, scratches, grazes and minor superficial wounds. No medicinal ingredient is contained in the plaster.
How to Use
- Clean the cut or graze carefully to remove dirt and debris.
- Gently dry the wound and surrounding skin.
- Remove the protective backing from the plaster.
- Apply the plaster over the wound without stretching it.
- Ensure the wound pad completely covers the affected area.
- Replace with a fresh plaster regularly — Elastoplast recommends changing children’s plasters daily for hygiene reasons.
Materials & Skin Information
Consists of a flexible, water-resistant backing material, wound pad and adhesive layer. The manufacturer states that the colours are safe for children and resistant to saliva and sweat. Listed as latex-free.
Warnings
- For external use only.
- Clean and dry the wound before applying.
- Change the plaster regularly (generally once daily) to maintain a clean healing environment.
- Seek medical attention for deep wounds, heavy or persistent bleeding, embedded foreign objects, animal or human bites, or signs of infection (increasing redness, warmth, swelling, pain or pus).
- Seek professional advice if the child’s tetanus vaccination is not up to date following a relevant injury.
- Always check the current packaging for the latest product and safety information.