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Adhesive Bandage (bandaid)

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Adhesive Bandage (bandaid)

Drug Code: 5009

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Composition

adhesive bandages 19mmx72mm (contains benzalkonium choride solution)

Batch

71|26FSB79

Expiry

May 2029

Batch Details

Composition

adhesive bandages 19mmx72mm (contains benzalkonium choride solution)

Batch

71|26FSB79

Expiry

May 2029

Product Highlights

Product Specification1. Material: Breathable non-woven fabric/plastic backing with absorbent wound pad and medical-grade adhesive 
2. Size: 19 mm × 72 mm 
3. Dosage Form: Sterile adhesive wound dressing 
4. Pack Size: As per pack label
Uses 1. Helps cover minor cuts, scrapes, and abrasions.  
2. Protect wounds from dirt, germs, and friction.  
3. Helps absorb a small amount of blood or wound fluid.  
4. Supports a clean wound environment to aid healing.  
5. Suitable for everyday first aid and minor injuries.
Storage or Maintenance1. Store in a cool and dry place.  
2. Keep the bandages in their original sealed packaging until use.  
3. Protect from moisture, heat, and direct sunlight.  
4. Don’t use if an individual wrapper is damaged or open.  
5. Keep out of reach of children.  
How to use This Product1. Wash your hands before applying the bandage.  
2. Clean the wound gently with water or an antiseptic solution.  
3. Dry the surrounding skin completely.  
4. Remove the protective backing without touching the wound pad.  
5. Place the absorbent pad directly over the wound.  
6. Press the adhesive edges firmly onto the skin.  
7. Replace the bandage daily or whenever it becomes wet, dirty, or loose.  

About Adhesive Bandages

Adhesive Bandages 19 mm × 72 mm are sterile wound dressings designed to protect minor cuts, scrapes, abrasions, and small wounds. They consist of an absorbent wound pad attached to a flexible adhesive strip that helps keep the wound clean while protecting it from dirt and germs. These bandages are commonly used for everyday first aid at home, work, school, or while traveling.

How To Use Adhesive Bandages

  1. Wash your hands thoroughly before handling the wound.  
  2. Clean and dry the affected area.  
  3. Open the sterile wrapper carefully.  
  4. Place the absorbent pad directly over the wound.  
  5. Press the adhesive strip gently onto the surrounding skin.  
  6. Change the bandage at least once daily or whenever it becomes wet or dirty.  
  7. Dispose of used bandages safely after removal. 

How Adhesive Bandages works

An adhesive bandage acts as a protective barrier over minor wounds. The absorbent pad cushions into the injured area and absorbs small amounts of blood or wound fluid, while the adhesive backing keeps the dressing securely in place. This helps reduce exposure to dirt, bacteria, and friction, supporting the body’s natural healing process.

FAQ’s

How often should I change a standard wound plaster? 

A standard wound plaster should be changed at least once a day or sooner if it becomes wet, dirty, loose, or soaked with blood or wound fluid. Regularly changing the plaster helps keep the wound clean and supports proper healing. 

Can I get transparent bandages that blend with skin tone? 

Yes, transparent bandages are available and provide discreet protection while allowing you to monitor the wound. Skin-tone adhesive bandages are also available for a more natural appearance during everyday use.

Where can I buy assorted sizes of wound plasters online in India? 

You can purchase assorted sizes of wound plasters online from SayaCare. Different sizes are available to suit small cuts, scrapes, and larger minor wounds, making them a convenient addition to any first-aid kit. 

Which wound coverings are best for kids’ minor cuts? 

For children, soft, breathable adhesive bandages with a non-stick absorbent pad are usually the best choice. They help protect the wound from dirt and germs while remaining comfortable on the skin and easy to remove.

What is the difference between fabric and plastic wound covers? 

Fabric wound covers are soft, flexible, and breathable, making them comfortable for areas that move frequently. Plastic wound covers are more resistant to water and moisture, making them suitable for short-term protection in damp conditions.

Are there any hypoallergenic options for sensitive skin? 

Yes, hypoallergenic adhesive bandages are available for people with sensitive skin. They use gentle adhesives that help reduce the risk of skin irritation while still providing secure protection for minor wounds. 

How do I apply a large adhesive dressing correctly? 

Wash your hands and clean the wound before use. Dry the surrounding skin, remove the protective backing, and place the absorbent pad directly over the wound. Smooth the adhesive edges firmly onto the skin without stretching the dressing, and replace it if it becomes wet, dirty, or loose. 

Best adhesive bandages available online in India? 

You can buy quality adhesive bandages online from Sayacare, which offers trusted brands at affordable prices. Enjoy genuine products, pharmacist-reviewed selections, and convenient doorstep delivery across India. 

How to choose the right adhesive bandage for sensitive skin? 

Choose a hypoallergenic, breathable adhesive bandage with a non-stick pad to minimize skin irritation. At Sayacare, you can find skin-friendly adhesive bandages from trusted brands at affordable prices with easy online ordering. 

Reference

  1.  How to Properly Bandage a Wound or Injury | BAND-AID® Brand [Internet]. BAND-AID® Brand Adhesive Bandages. [cited 2026 July 23]. Available from 
  2. Slideshow: Bandaging Injuries From Head to Toe [Internet]. WebMD. [cited 2026 July 23]. Available from 
  3. Different Types of Bandages and Their Uses [Internet]. Aero Healthcare. 2022 Aug [cited 2026 July 23]. Available from 
  4. Clinic C. Steri-Strips (Butterfly Bandage): How To Apply & Remove Them [Internet]. Cleveland Clinic. 2024 [cited 2026 July 23]. Available from  
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Pranathi Chintaluri

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Doctor of Pharmacy | 2+ Year experience

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Mahak Phartyal

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Bachelors in Pharmacy | 3+ Year experience

Last Updated: 27 Jul 2026

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