Plasters

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Omnisilk 5Cm X 5M Plaster 82723

Hartmann's professional surgical tape — Omnisilk (artificial-silk acetate 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:
- artificial-silk acetate backing — soft and breathable
- 5 cm × 5 m roll
- Hypoallergenic, latex-free adhesive
- Tears cleanly along the length
- Use scissors for cleanest cuts
- Single-roll sealed packaging

- Visible-area fixation (face, neck, hands) where you want a smooth, low-profile tape that's gentle but secure
- 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.

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.

KSP Crepe Bandage (RS13) 10cm*4.5m

A 10 cm × 4.5 m cotton crepe bandage for daily first-aid and post-injury support.

- Kuwait Saudi Pharmaceutical Industries (KSP) — Kuwaiti-Saudi joint venture, a long-standing supplier to GCC pharmacies
- Made and packaged in Kuwait — fresh local stock
- Reusable: machine-washable and sterilizable for repeat use until visibly worn

Benefits:
- Material: white textile cotton crepe with woven elastic threads
- Moderate stretch — provides comfortable support compression without restricting circulation
- Standard 4.5 m roll length — covers most everyday bandaging needs
- Best for knees, calves, larger forearms, and post-surgical body wraps
- Hook closures or safety pins typically included; fastens at any tension

- Sprained or strained joints — apply firm compression to control swelling
- Post-injury support during the recovery period
- Post-surgical wraps to hold dressings in place
- Varicose-vein support (under doctor's guidance)
- Sports use during running, gym, hiking — gentle support during activity
- First-aid kit essential for home, car, and workplace

How to Use:
Start at the joint or distal point and wrap toward the body, overlapping each turn by half its width. Maintain even, comfortable tension — firm but never tight enough to restrict circulation. Check fingers/toes for warmth and colour every hour; if numbness, tingling or colour change appears, loosen immediately. Secure at the end with the included hook or safety pin.

Precautions:
- Do not apply directly over open or actively-bleeding wounds — cover with a sterile gauze dressing first
- Do not wear continuously overnight unless your doctor has advised it
- Loosen if fingers/toes become cold, blue, numb, or tingly — circulation is being restricted
- Wash with mild soap in cool water; air-dry away from direct heat or sunlight
- Replace if the elasticity is lost or the bandage is torn or stained
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised young children (choking hazard from clips/pins)

Q&A:
Q: How tight should I wrap it?
A: Snug enough to provide noticeable compression but loose enough that you can slide one finger underneath without forcing it. If your fingertips or toes turn cold, blue or feel numb within 30 minutes, the wrap is too tight — loosen immediately.

Q: Can I wear it overnight?
A: Generally not recommended for healthy adults — circulation slows during sleep and a tight wrap can become problematic. Exceptions: post-surgical wraps prescribed by your doctor, or specific compression therapy. Always follow medical guidance.

Q: How many times can I reuse it?
A: A well-cared-for bandage typically lasts 10-20 wash cycles before the elasticity weakens. Replace it when the wrap no longer holds its shape after stretching, or when fabric becomes thin, frayed, or stained.

Hemopran Cleanser 125Ml

A gentle anorectal cleanser for daily hygiene with botanical anti-inflammatory ingredients.

Hemopran (Bioasm) — Italian dermo-cosmetic line for anorectal discomfort. The active botanical extracts are Ruscus aculeatus (butcher's broom) and Tribulus terrestris, chosen for their soothing and toning action on sensitive perianal skin. Cortisone-free, dye-free, fragrance-free. Suitable for long-term daily use, including during pregnancy.

Benefits:
- Daily hygiene for hemorrhoid sufferers
- Post-bowel-movement cleansing for sensitive anorectal skin
- After childbirth for perineal hygiene
- Anal fissures and minor irritation
- Backup hygiene during travel

How to Use:
Apply to clean wet skin in the anorectal area (after toilet use). Lather gently with fingertips. Rinse thoroughly with lukewarm water. Pat dry — never rub. Use 1-3 times daily as needed. Pair with Hemopran Cream for a complete care routine.

Precautions:
- External use only — for body cleansing, not internal application
- Avoid contact with eyes — rinse with water if accidental
- Stop if irritation or unusual redness develops
- If hemorrhoid bleeding worsens or doesn't improve in 2 weeks, see a doctor
- For severe pain, prolapse, or persistent bleeding, see a colorectal specialist
- Keep out of reach of children

Q&A:
Q: How is this different from regular soap?
A: Regular soap (especially fragranced) is too alkaline and irritating for sensitive anorectal skin during hemorrhoid flares. Hemopran is pH-balanced for anorectal use, fragrance-free, and contains soothing botanicals (Ruscus aculeatus, Tribulus terrestris) that calm irritation rather than aggravate it.

Q: Can I use it during pregnancy?
A: Yes — Hemopran is specifically marketed as safe for pregnancy. It's hormone-free, cortisone-free, and the botanical actives are well-tolerated. Hemorrhoids are very common in pregnancy due to increased pelvic pressure; gentle hygiene helps prevent flares.

Q: How long should I use it?
A: As long as you have anorectal sensitivity. Many users keep it as a permanent part of their hygiene routine since it's gentler than regular soap. For active hemorrhoid flares, use 2-3 times daily; for maintenance, once daily after morning bowel movement is plenty.

Hartmann Dermaplast Universal Water Resistant 20 Pcs

Water-resistant adhesive plasters from Hartmann. Pack of 20. Stays in place during washing, swimming, and active use.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG (Germany) — surgical supplies since 1818
- Pharmacy-grade water-resistant plasters used in hospitals and homes
- Hypoallergenic adhesive

Benefits:
- Water-resistant top film — survives showers, hand-washing, brief swimming
- Multiple plaster sizes in the pack — covers cuts, scrapes, and active-zone wounds
- Highly absorbent non-stick wound pad
- Hypoallergenic adhesive — gentle on most skin types
- 20-piece pack

- Cuts, scrapes, and abrasions in zones that need to stay dry
- Active outdoor use (sports, gardening, work)
- Kitchen and bathroom first-aid (where hands get wet)
- Post-procedure wounds (small biopsies, IV sites) where you need water resistance
- Travel and family first-aid kits

How to Use:
Clean and dry the wound area first. Peel off the backing strips and centre the wound pad over the cut. Smooth the adhesive edges down for a watertight seal — pay extra attention to the edges. Replace daily, or sooner if the plaster is saturated, lifted, or showing signs of infection.

Precautions:
- Water-resistant ? waterproof — extended water exposure (long swims, hot tubs) weakens the adhesive
- Stop and consult a doctor if rash, itching, or persistent redness appears around the plaster
- Do not apply over deep, infected, or heavily-bleeding wounds — see a doctor
- Single use only — discard after removing
- Keep out of reach of unsupervised children (small parts choking risk)

Q&A:
Q: Can I shower with it on?
A: Yes — that's exactly what 'water-resistant' is designed for. Quick showers and hand-washing won't dislodge it. For LONG hot baths or pool swimming, replace the plaster afterwards because the adhesive does weaken with prolonged water.

Q: How is this different from a regular plaster?
A: Regular plasters use a fabric or paper backing that absorbs water — once wet, they peel off. Water-resistant plasters use a polyurethane or polyethylene film that repels water, with adhesive that bonds to slightly damp skin. They're designed for active use and wet zones (kitchen, bathroom, sports).

Q: Will it work on hairy skin?
A: Yes, but removal will pull on hairs. Either shave the area first, or peel slowly along the direction of hair growth (not against it). Soaking the plaster in warm soapy water for 5 minutes also softens the adhesive.

Hartmann DermaPlast Soft Plaster 20 pcs

Soft, breathable non-woven plasters — designed for sensitive skin.

- 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:
- Soft, snug-fitting non-woven fabric — particularly gentle for sensitive skin
- Air-permeable backing — helps wounds breathe and heal naturally
- Skin-friendly low-irritant adhesive
- Absorbent pad that doesn't stick to the wound surface
- Round spot plasters ?22 mm — ideal for small cuts, blisters, and pinpoint wounds
- 20 pieces per pack

- Sensitive or reactive skin that breaks out from regular plaster adhesives
- Daily use for small cuts, paper cuts, kitchen mishaps
- Children and adults with allergic skin

How to Use:
Clean and dry the skin first. Peel off the backing carefully — the soft non-woven fabric is delicate. Centre the pad over the wound and smooth the adhesive edges. Replace daily or as needed.

Precautions:
- For external use only — gently designed but not for deep, bleeding or infected wounds
- If a skin reaction occurs, remove and consult a doctor
- Single use only
- Store in original packaging in a dry place

Q&A:
Q: Why a fabric/non-woven plaster instead of plastic film?
A: Non-woven fabric is breathable and gentler on sensitive skin — less itching, less redness around the plaster edges. The trade-off is it's less waterproof; choose plastic-film plasters (DermaPlast Aqua/Protect) when you need water resistance.

Q: Will it stay on overnight?
A: Yes for a normal night's sleep. Replace daily for wound hygiene; for clinical wounds, follow your doctor's protocol on dressing changes.

Q: Can I shower with it on?
A: A short shower is OK but the adhesive will weaken. For longer wet exposure, switch to a water-resistant plaster or change immediately after the shower.

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.

Hartman Grassolind 7.5*10Cm 10 Pcs 82837

Hartmann Grassolind — neutral vaseline-impregnated gauze for non-sticking wound dressings. 7.5 x 10 cm, 10 pieces per box.

- PAUL HARTMANN AG (Germany) — surgical supplies since 1818
- Grassolind is the German hospital standard for non-adherent wound contact layers
- Neutral (non-medicated) vaseline base — supports moist wound healing

Benefits:
- Cotton gauze impregnated with neutral white vaseline
- Will NOT stick to the wound — easy painless removal at dressing changes
- Maintains a moist wound environment that supports faster, less-scarring healing
- Hypoallergenic — no medication, dye, or fragrance
- Sterile, individually wrapped
- Box of 10 dressings

- Burns (1st and 2nd degree) — Grassolind is the European standard for burn dressings
- Skin-graft donor sites and recipient sites
- Abrasions, lacerations, and chronic wounds in the granulation phase
- Post-surgical wounds where regular gauze would stick
- Diabetic foot ulcers (under doctor supervision)

Main Ingredients:
White Vaseline: Acts as a barrier to moisture loss, keeping the wound hydrated and preventing scabbing
Fatty Acid Diglycerol Esters of Carbonate and Dicarbonate: Provides a smooth, protective layer that enhances the ointment's effectiveness without irritating the skin
Synthetic Wax: Contributes to the consistency and stability of the ointment mass, ensuring it adheres well to the gauze while maintaining its protective properties

How to Use:
Clean the wound with sterile saline or appropriate cleanser. Open the sterile pouch and place the Grassolind dressing directly over the wound — vaseline-side down, no need to flip. Cover with sterile gauze pads on top, then secure with a bandage roll or medical tape. Change every 1-3 days depending on wound exudate.

Precautions:
- For external use only
- Do not use if the package is damaged or expired (sterility lost)
- Stop and consult a doctor if signs of infection appear (increased redness, warmth, pus, fever)
- For deep, heavily-exuding, or infected wounds, see a wound-care specialist
- Single use — discard after removing
- For burns covering more than the size of the patient's palm, seek emergency care

Q&A:
Q: Why does it not stick to the wound?
A: The vaseline impregnation creates a fatty barrier between the gauze fibres and the wound bed. Regular gauze fibres adhere to the wound's protein-rich exudate as it dries — Grassolind doesn't, because the fibres are coated with vaseline. Removal is painless and doesn't disturb new tissue.

Q: Is it really good for burns?
A: Yes — Grassolind is one of the most-prescribed burn dressings in Europe. The non-stick property is critical for burns because regular gauze ripping off granulating burn tissue is excruciating and can re-injure the wound. For 1st and 2nd degree burns, this is what most German doctors prescribe.

Q: How often do I change it?
A: Every 1-3 days depending on wound state. The vaseline keeps the wound moist for longer than dry gauze, so dressings can stay on longer. Change sooner if blood-strike-through or saturated exudate appears.