Nexcare Ultra Stretch Maxi Flex Comfort Bandages 50x101mm 10 Pieces - Extra-Large Flexible Foam Plasters for Knees Elbows & Big Grazes, Cushioned Stretch Cover that Bends with Joints, Breathable
Highlights
- EXTRA-LARGE COVER - At 50x101mm it protects wide grazes on knees and elbows that smaller strips leave exposed, in one clean plaster.
- BENDS WITH THE JOINT - Ultra-stretch foam flexes and moves with knees and elbows so it stays sealed through walking, bending and activity.
- CUSHIONS RAW GRAZES - The soft foam backing pads the wound, a real comfort over a raw scrape on a joint that keeps getting knocked.
- BREATHABLE, NOT STIFF - A skin-friendly design lets the area ventilate while it heals, holds securely without feeling rigid, and removes gently.
- MADE FOR ACTIVE LIVES - Ten large plasters suit kids, cyclists, skaters and anyone whose knees and elbows take outdoor impacts.
Specifications
- Brand
- NEXCARE
- Category
- First Aid
- Department
- Personal Care
- Kinzia ID
- KNZ-DQVSX7
Description
Big grazes on knees and elbows are some of the hardest to cover - the area is large, it is constantly bending, and a normal plaster peels off almost at once. The Nexcare Ultra Stretch Maxi Flex Comfort bandage is built for exactly these spots. At an extra-large 50x101mm, it covers wide scrapes that smaller strips leave exposed, and its ultra-stretch foam material flexes and moves with the joint so it stays sealed through walking, bending and activity instead of lifting at the edges. That soft, foam-like backing also cushions the wound, which is a real comfort over a raw graze on a knee or elbow that keeps getting knocked. The breathable, skin-friendly design lets the area ventilate while it heals and holds securely without feeling stiff, then removes gently without a harsh pull. With ten large plasters in the pack, it is ideal for active kids and adults, cyclists, skaters and anyone whose knees and elbows take the impact of an outdoor lifestyle. Keep a pack in the home first-aid kit and the sports bag so that when a big graze happens, you have a plaster that is actually large enough and flexible enough to cover it properly and stay on.