Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters | 7.5cm x 5cm | 50 Plasters | Lightweight Fabric

Steroflex Stretch Plasters: The economical choice for reliable wound care.

Steroplast Healthcare’s Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters are an essential and reliable solution for quick wound care management. Designed to be a cost-effective option without compromising on quality, these plasters are an excellent choice for a variety of settings, including schools, worksites, animal care facilities, and healthcare environments. Recognising the frequency of minor injuries like cuts and scrapes in these places, Steroflex offers a practical solution: each plaster is sterile, individually wrapped, and ready for immediate use.

What sets these plasters apart is their ‘superior stick’ feature. Despite being an economical option, the Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters are engineered with a high-performance zinc oxide adhesive. This medical-grade adhesive ensures prolonged and secure adhesion, keeping cuts protected effectively. This superior sticking power is backed by scientific testing and data, ensuring reliable performance. Choose Steroflex for a balance of economy and effectiveness in managing everyday minor injuries.

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15 Benefits of the Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters

• Zinc Oxide Adhesive: Offers superior adhesive quality for full protection.
• Sterile Assurance: Each plaster is sterile, aligning with health and safety compliance for reliable protection.
• LOT Number Identification: Each plaster wrapper is printed with a LOT number for easy identification and inventory management.
• Individual Barcoding: Every box is individually barcoded for efficient tracking and stock management.
• Printed Expiry Date: Expiry dates on each plaster wrapper ensure health and safety compliance and aid in inventory checks.
• Five-Year Shelf Life: Long shelf life with guaranteed plaster sterility for up to five years.
• CE Marked: Demonstrates that the product has been tested for safety and quality.
• 100% Satisfaction Guarantee: Refund arrangement available for complete customer satisfaction.
• Multi-Language Packaging: Packaging is translated into five languages, broadening accessibility.
• Colour-Coded Boxes: Facilitates easy identification and selection of the right product.
• Economical Yet Quality Option: Offers the same Steroplast quality at a more economical price point than regular fabric plasters.
• High-Specification Fabric: Ensures excellent conforming properties to the wound area for comfortable wear.
• Superior Grip: Provides higher levels of adhesion compared to washproof plasters.
• Soft Pad Design: Cushions wounds while allowing them to breathe, promoting comfort and healing.
• Individually Wrapped for Safety: Each plaster is individually wrapped to maintain sterility and ensure patient safety.

What can Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters be used for?

Steroflex Stretch Plasters are an economical yet highly effective solution for wound care. Recognised for their similar efficacy to the Premium Elastic Fabric Plaster, which has been voted the #1 choice in the UK by 'Which?' against other mainstream brands, these plasters serve as a cost-effective alternative without sacrificing quality or durability.

They are specifically designed for treating minor cuts, scrapes, and wounds, providing secure and reliable protection. The versatility and strength of Steroflex Stretch make it suitable for use in various settings, from homes and schools to workplaces and healthcare facilities, ensuring wounds are effectively covered and allowed to heal optimally.

How to use the Steroflex Stretch Fabric Plasters

1. Clean and Dry the Wound: Before applying the plaster, it's essential to clean and dry the wound and the surrounding skin to prevent infection and ensure the plaster adheres properly.
2. Unwrap the Plaster: Carefully unwrap the plaster. Hold it by the protective strips with the pad side facing downwards, avoiding contact with the adhesive side to maintain sterility.
3. Peel Back the Strips: Gently peel back the protective strips from the plaster, but do not remove them entirely. This will expose the adhesive while still allowing you to handle the plaster without touching the sticky surface.
4. Position the Pad: Carefully place the pad directly on the wound. The pad should cover the wound completely, providing a cushion and protection against further injury.
5. Secure the Plaster: Once the pad is positioned correctly, pull away the remaining strips and press down the edges of the plaster firmly. Ensure the plaster is smooth and secure around the wound for maximum protection and comfort.

For specific guidance on applying plasters to fingers and toes, which can be more challenging due to their shape and movement, refer to our detailed guide with illustrations: How to Apply Plasters on Fingers and Toes. This guide provides step-by-step instructions to ensure effective and comfortable application in these more tricky areas.

When to Seek Medical Assistance

It is crucial to monitor your wound for any signs of infection. If you observe any of the following symptoms, it's important to seek medical advice promptly:

• Redness or Soreness: If the skin around your wound becomes red, sore, or both.
• Heat and Swelling: Noticeable heat and swelling in the area surrounding the wound.
• Discharge: The presence of liquid, especially green or yellow pus, oozing from the wound.
• Reopening of the Wound: If the wound that was healing opens up again.
• Feeling Unwell or Feverish: Experiencing general feelings of unwellness or having a temperature, which may indicate a fever.

In the event of these symptoms, or if you have any concerns about your wound, it is essential to contact your hospital doctor or a GP without delay. Timely treatment of infections is critical to prevent them from worsening. Remember, your health and safety are paramount, and professional medical advice should always be sought in these circumstances.