Plasters

لوشن سيتافيل المرطب مع مضخة - 473 مل

لوشن سيتافيل المرطب مع مضخة بحجم 473 مل هو مرطب يومي للوجه والجسم يساعد على تخفيف جفاف البشرة والحد من تكراره. يتميز بتركيبة خفيفة سريعة الامتصاص وغير دهنية، تدعم حاجز الترطيب الطبيعي للبشرة وتمنحها نعومة وراحة تدومان طوال اليوم. تأتي العبوة مزودة بمضخة عملية لتسهيل الاستخدام اليومي في المنزل أو في بيئات العمل الاحترافية.

الفوائد:

• يساعد على ترطيب البشرة الجافة والمتعطشة للماء.
• يدعم حاجز البشرة الطبيعي ويحافظ على رطوبتها.
• قوام خفيف سريع الامتصاص وغير دهني.
• مناسب للاستخدام اليومي على الوجه والجسم.
• عبوة مزودة بمضخة لسهولة الاستخدام بطريقة نظيفة وعملية.

طريقة الاستخدام:

• يوضع على بشرة نظيفة وجافة عند الحاجة، خاصة بعد الاستحمام.
• يدلك بلطف حتى يمتص بالكامل.
• يعاد استخدامه على المناطق الأكثر جفافًا خلال اليوم للحفاظ على ترطيب البشرة.

معلومات إضافية:

• مناسب للاستخدام اليومي للبالغين والمراهقين.
• مثالي للبشرة العادية إلى الجافة، بما فيها البشرة التي تحتاج إلى ترطيب مستمر.
• تركيبة لوشن خفيفة سريعة الامتصاص دون ترك ملمس دهني.
• عبوة بحجم 473 مل مزودة بمضخة، مناسبة للاستخدام العائلي واليومي.

الحجم:

473 مل.

طريقة الحفظ:

• يحفظ في درجة حرارة الغرفة بعيدًا عن أشعة الشمس المباشرة.

لاصقات Nexcare الشفافة المقاومة للماء مصممة لنمط الحياة النشط. هذه اللاصقات شفافة، مقاومة للماء، مرنة وقابلة للتنفس، وتوفر حماية موثوقة للجروح والخدوش والإصابات البسيطة.

الفوائد:

• تصميم شفاف يندمج مع لون البشرة ليمنح مظهرًا غير ملحوظ.
• يسمح للبشرة بالتنفس، مما يساعد على منع تراكم الرطوبة الزائدة وتعزيز التئام الجروح.
• تتكيف اللاصقة مع شكل الجسم لتوفير الراحة والمرونة دون تقييد الحركة.

طريقة الاستخدام:

يتم وضع اللاصقة على الجرح بعد التأكد من أن الجرح نظيف.

Omnipor 5Cm X 5M Plaster 82717

Hartmann's professional surgical tape — Omnipor (skin-friendly non-woven paper backing). 5 cm × 5 m roll.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG (Germany) — medical supplies since 1818
- Surgical-grade tape used in European hospitals; same product sold to consumers
- Hartmann's Omni* line: Omniplast (textile), Omnipor (paper), Omnisilk (silk-acetate) — three backings for three different uses

Benefits:
- skin-friendly non-woven paper backing
- 5 cm × 5 m roll
- Hypoallergenic, latex-free adhesive
- Tears cleanly along the length
- Hand-tearable — no scissors needed
- Single-roll sealed packaging

- Gentle fixation on sensitive skin, fragile elderly skin, or post-shave areas. Easy to tear by hand without scissors
- Holding gauze swabs and absorbent pads in place over wounds
- Securing IV lines, catheters, or feeding tubes (under medical guidance)
- Splinting fingers or toes in first-aid scenarios
- Closing small lacerations as a butterfly closure (parallel strips across the cut)

How to Use:
Pull the tape from the roll in the length needed. Apply across the dressing or skin with even tension — don't stretch the tape, that creates skin tension and can cause irritation. Press firmly for 5-10 seconds to activate the adhesive. To remove, peel back slowly along the direction of hair growth (not against it).

Precautions:
- Do not apply over irritated, broken, or infected skin
- Stop if itching, redness, or blistering appears (rare allergic reaction to the adhesive)
- Don't stretch the tape during application — causes tension blisters
- Remove gently — peel slowly, parallel to skin (not perpendicular)
- Single use; replace daily for long-term wound dressing
- For diabetic or fragile skin, prefer Omnipor (paper) over Omniplast (textile)

Q&A:
Q: Omniplast, Omnipor, or Omnisilk — which one do I need?
A: Omniplast (textile) — strong hold, good for active areas and bulky dressings. Omnipor (paper) — gentlest, best for sensitive or elderly skin. Omnisilk (silk-acetate) — middle ground, smooth on visible areas like face and neck.

Q: Will it stick on hairy skin?
A: All three will stick, but they'll pull on hairs during removal. For very hairy areas, shave the area first or use a tape stripper / oil to release the adhesive before peeling.

Q: Can I use it on a child?
A: Yes — particularly Omnipor (paper) which is gentlest. For very young children, peel slowly to avoid painful removal. Always supervise to make sure the tape isn't pulled into the mouth or eyes.

Omniplast 5Cm X 5M Plaster 82708

Hartmann's professional surgical tape — Omniplast (zinc-oxide adhesive on textile backing). 5 cm × 5 m roll.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG (Germany) — medical supplies since 1818
- Surgical-grade tape used in European hospitals; same product sold to consumers
- Hartmann's Omni* line: Omniplast (textile), Omnipor (paper), Omnisilk (silk-acetate) — three backings for three different uses

Benefits:
- textile (cotton-based) backing with zinc-oxide adhesive
- 5 cm × 5 m roll
- Hypoallergenic, latex-free adhesive
- Tears cleanly along the length
- Use scissors for cleanest cuts
- Single-roll sealed packaging

- Strong fixation of bulky dressings, splints, and gauze on hairy or dynamic skin
- Holding gauze swabs and absorbent pads in place over wounds
- Securing IV lines, catheters, or feeding tubes (under medical guidance)
- Splinting fingers or toes in first-aid scenarios
- Closing small lacerations as a butterfly closure (parallel strips across the cut)

How to Use:
Pull the tape from the roll in the length needed. Apply across the dressing or skin with even tension — don't stretch the tape, that creates skin tension and can cause irritation. Press firmly for 5-10 seconds to activate the adhesive. To remove, peel back slowly along the direction of hair growth (not against it).

Precautions:
- Do not apply over irritated, broken, or infected skin
- Stop if itching, redness, or blistering appears (rare allergic reaction to the adhesive)
- Don't stretch the tape during application — causes tension blisters
- Remove gently — peel slowly, parallel to skin (not perpendicular)
- Single use; replace daily for long-term wound dressing
- For diabetic or fragile skin, prefer Omnipor (paper) over Omniplast (textile)

Q&A:
Q: Omniplast, Omnipor, or Omnisilk — which one do I need?
A: Omniplast (textile) — strong hold, good for active areas and bulky dressings. Omnipor (paper) — gentlest, best for sensitive or elderly skin. Omnisilk (silk-acetate) — middle ground, smooth on visible areas like face and neck.

Q: Will it stick on hairy skin?
A: All three will stick, but they'll pull on hairs during removal. For very hairy areas, shave the area first or use a tape stripper / oil to release the adhesive before peeling.

Q: Can I use it on a child?
A: Yes — particularly Omnipor (paper) which is gentlest. For very young children, peel slowly to avoid painful removal. Always supervise to make sure the tape isn't pulled into the mouth or eyes.

Kenon Plaster 5'S

Designed to deliver effective pain relief and reduce swelling. These patches, infused with ketoprofen, are ideal for managing conditions like arthritis, muscle pain, and injuries from exercise, such as sprains and bruises. Crafted from lightweight materials, they ensure comfort by allowing air circulation, making them easy to wear without limiting movement.

Benefits:
Effectively alleviates pain associated with various conditions
Helps decrease inflammation and swelling in affected areas
Comfortable to wear, allowing for air circulation
Does not limit movement, making it suitable for active individuals
Effective for a range of injuries and conditions, including arthritis and strains

Main Ingredients:
Ketoprofen: A non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) that reduces pain and inflammation

Precautions:
SUN WARNING — avoid sun exposure on the treated skin during use AND for 2 weeks after stopping. Topical ketoprofen can cause severe photoallergic skin reactions. Cover the area with opaque clothing when outdoors
Don't use UV/tanning lamps on the treated area
For external use only — don't apply to broken, irritated, eczematous, or sun-damaged skin
Don't use under tight bandages or airtight occlusion
Don't use if you've ever had asthma, urticaria, or rash from oral NSAIDs (aspirin, ibuprofen, diclofenac)
Avoid in the 3rd trimester of pregnancy; check with doctor in 1st/2nd trimester
Wash hands thoroughly after applying (unless treating hands)
Stop and see a doctor immediately if any rash, blistering, or unusual skin reaction develops
Keep out of reach of children

Local skin reactions: redness, itching, mild burning at the application site
Photoallergic / photosensitivity reactions — can be severe (blistering, spreading rash) if treated area is exposed to sunlight
Rare systemic NSAID effects (stomach upset, kidney effects) with extensive or prolonged use
Stop use and seek medical advice if a skin reaction appears

Product Quantity: 5 plasters per pack

Q&A:
Q: How long can I keep a Kenon plaster on?
A: Up to 12 hours per application. Do not exceed 2 applications per day.

Q: Can I shower with the plaster on?
A: It is best to apply after showering and avoid soaking the patch in water for prolonged periods.

Q: Where should I apply it?
A: On clean, dry skin over the painful area. Avoid broken or irritated skin.

Hartmann Hydrofilm 10*12.5cm 100pcs 685758

Sterile transparent surgical-grade film dressing — 100-piece bulk pack for post-operative wound cover, IV cannula fixation, and primary-healing wound protection.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG — German medical-supplies company since 1818
- Hartmann is a clinical-grade brand: same plasters and dressings used in European hospitals are sold to consumers
- Made and packaged to medical-device standards

Benefits:
- Semi-permeable polyurethane film with skin-friendly adhesive
- Completely transparent — wound can be inspected without removing the dressing
- Waterproof: skin can shower with the dressing in place
- Breathable: allows water vapour and gases to pass freely (no moisture build-up)
- Ultra-thin film for high wear comfort and low profile
- Can be worn for several days at a time
- 10 × 12.5 cm size suits surgical wounds, IV sites, post-op incisions
- 100-piece bulk box — for clinic, hospital, or repeat home use on post-op and minor primary-healing wounds

- Post-operative dressings for surgical wounds
- Cover for non-exudating or slightly-exuding primary-healing wounds
- Protection against bacterial penetration, contamination, and mechanical irritation
- IV cannula and central-line site fixation
- Sealing element in negative-pressure wound therapy
- Secondary cover over an absorbent dressing when extended fixation is needed (not as a primary dressing on the chronic wound itself)

How to Use:
Clean and dry the wound and surrounding skin (alcohol or chlorhexidine wipe is typical). Open the sterile pouch, peel the backing, position the film over the wound with about 2 cm of skin contact on each side, and smooth from the centre outwards to remove air bubbles. Wear for up to 5 days as conditions allow.

Precautions:
- Sterile single-use product — do not use if the package is damaged or expired
- For non-exudating wounds — switch to Hydrofilm Plus (with absorbent pad) for slightly-exuding wounds
- Stop and consult a doctor if signs of infection appear (increased redness, warmth, pus, fever)
- Do not stretch the film during application — it can lift the edges and break the seal

Q&A:
Q: Why a transparent dressing?
A: You can inspect the wound for redness, swelling, or signs of infection without removing the dressing — which keeps the wound undisturbed and reduces risk of contamination during checks. Critical for post-surgical care and IV sites.

Q: How is it different from a regular plaster?
A: Hydrofilm is a thin polyurethane film, not a fabric or plastic strip. It's waterproof + breathable + transparent + sterile. It's used in hospitals on surgical wounds and as an IV-site cover where you need both protection and visibility.

Q: How long can it stay on?
A: Several days, depending on wound state. For non-exudating clean wounds, 3-5 days is typical. Replace if the dressing lifts at the edges, becomes cloudy, or if signs of infection appear.

Hartmann Dermaplast Protect Plus 32 Pcs

The 32-piece value pack of cushioned water-resistant plasters — same Protect Plus design.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG — German medical-supplies company since 1818
- Hartmann is a clinical-grade brand: same plasters and dressings used in European hospitals are sold to consumers
- Made and packaged to medical-device standards

Benefits:
- 32-piece value pack — better cost per plaster vs the 20-piece pack
- Cushioned wound pad provides padded protection for wounds in high-friction zones
- Water-resistant — stays in place during washing and showering
- Flexible material adapts to different parts of the body
- Hypoallergenic — good for sensitive skin
- Highly absorbent pad that doesn't stick to the wound

- Family-size first-aid pack for the home medicine cabinet
- Office or workshop first-aid kit (covers more incidents per pack)
- Cuts and scrapes in exposed, high-friction zones

How to Use:
Clean and dry the wound. Peel the backing and apply the plaster with the cushioned pad centred over the wound. Smooth the adhesive edges down for a secure seal. Replace daily or after prolonged water exposure.

Precautions:
- For external use only — not for deep, bleeding or infected wounds
- Stop use if skin redness or itching appears around the plaster
- Single use only; discard after removing
- Store in original packaging away from heat and direct sunlight

Q&A:
Q: How is Protect Plus different from a regular plaster?
A: The cushioned pad. Regular plasters have a thin pad and rely on the adhesive to hold the wound closed. Protect Plus has a thicker padded pad that absorbs impact, ideal for areas like knuckles or fingertips that get bumped or pressed during everyday tasks.

Q: Will it stay on through hand-washing?
A: Yes — it's water-resistant by design and survives normal hand-washing, dish-washing, and brief showers. For prolonged water exposure (pools, baths, hot tubs), check it afterward and replace if the edges have lifted.

Q: Can I cut it to size?
A: Yes — but cut along the long edges only, not through the pad. Cutting through the wound pad can expose the cut edge of the adhesive, which can stick to the wound. Keep at least 5 mm of border around the pad.

Hartmann Dermaplast Protect Plus 20 Pcs

Cushioned water-resistant plasters with extra padding for wounds in exposed places.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG — German medical-supplies company since 1818
- Hartmann is a clinical-grade brand: same plasters and dressings used in European hospitals are sold to consumers
- Made and packaged to medical-device standards

Benefits:
- Cushioned wound pad — provides padded protection for wounds on hands, knuckles, and other high-friction zones
- Water-resistant — stays in place during washing, showering, and active use
- Flexible material adapts to different parts of the body
- Hypoallergenic — good for sensitive skin
- Highly absorbent pad that doesn't stick to the wound
- Skin-friendly adhesive with strong but gentle hold

- Cuts and scrapes in exposed, high-friction areas (knuckles, fingertips, elbows)
- Workshop, kitchen, and DIY first-aid use
- Active outdoor wounds that need to stay protected and dry

How to Use:
Clean and dry the wound. Peel the backing and apply the plaster with the cushioned pad centred over the wound. Smooth the adhesive edges down for a secure seal. Replace daily or after prolonged water exposure.

Precautions:
- For external use only — not for deep, bleeding or infected wounds
- Stop use if skin redness or itching appears around the plaster
- Single use only; discard after removing
- Store in original packaging away from heat and direct sunlight

Q&A:
Q: How is Protect Plus different from a regular plaster?
A: The cushioned pad. Regular plasters have a thin pad and rely on the adhesive to hold the wound closed. Protect Plus has a thicker padded pad that absorbs impact, ideal for areas like knuckles or fingertips that get bumped or pressed during everyday tasks.

Q: Will it stay on through hand-washing?
A: Yes — it's water-resistant by design and survives normal hand-washing, dish-washing, and brief showers. For prolonged water exposure (pools, baths, hot tubs), check it afterward and replace if the edges have lifted.

Q: Can I cut it to size?
A: Yes — but cut along the long edges only, not through the pad. Cutting through the wound pad can expose the cut edge of the adhesive, which can stick to the wound. Keep at least 5 mm of border around the pad.

Hartmann Dermaplast Kids 20 Pcs

Colourful waterproof children's plasters with fun motifs — pack of 20 in two sizes.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG — German medical-supplies company since 1818
- Hartmann is a clinical-grade brand: same plasters and dressings used in European hospitals are sold to consumers
- Made and packaged to medical-device standards

Benefits:
- Two sizes per pack (small + larger) — covers small scratches AND larger abrasions
- Colourful animal-print motifs — designed to put a smile on a child's face
- Waterproof, dirt-repellent polyethylene film — perfect for outdoor play, swimming, or after the bath
- Skin-friendly, low-irritant adhesive — gentle on children's skin
- Highly absorbent pad that does not stick to the wound
- Breathable backing — supports natural healing

- Children's everyday cuts, scrapes, scratches
- Active kids — outdoor play, sports, after-pool wounds
- First-aid kit essential for nurseries, schools, and family travel

How to Use:
Clean and dry the wound area first. Peel the backing off and apply the plaster centred over the cut, smoothing it down without stretching. Press the edges to seal. Change daily or sooner if it gets very wet or dirty.

Precautions:
- For external use only — not for deep, bleeding or infected wounds (see a doctor)
- If skin reaction or persistent redness appears, remove and switch to a hypoallergenic alternative
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised children (small parts; children should not apply to their own face/eyes)
- Single use only; discard after removing

Q&A:
Q: Will my child react to the adhesive?
A: Hartmann uses a low-irritant, hypoallergenic adhesive specifically tested on children's skin. If your child has had a reaction to standard plasters before, the Hartmann DermaPlast Soft (non-woven) line may be even gentler — or do a small patch test first.

Q: Are they really waterproof?
A: They're water-resistant, not fully waterproof. They survive bath time, hand-washing, and pool play, but for prolonged swimming or hot tubs, change them after. The polyethylene film keeps water out for normal everyday wet exposure.

Q: How long can my child wear one before changing?
A: Up to 24 hours, or sooner if it gets very wet, dirty, or starts peeling. For larger wounds, change daily and check the wound during the change.