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Hansaplast Disney Princess 20s
RM 9.00
These Disney Princess plasters can quickly help your small ones forget about their tears and get back to having fun! They'll enjoy picking from the several patterns featuring movie characters.
Hansaplast Princess Disney 20s provides painless removal that is gentle on children's skin. With these fantastic plasters featuring Princess Disney, scrapes, wounds, and grazes will be forgotten. 20 colourful plasters featuring Disney Princesses such as Cinderella, Arielle, and Aurora to entertain and amuse your child!
Seek medical advice if the following symptoms appeared after using the product:
Change hansaplast regularly to avoid bacterial infections.
Reapply as needed
Keep Hansaplast Disney Princess in your bag for your children wherever you go. While keeping a wound uncovered has certain benefits, there are far more advantages to covering it with a plaster. Evidence indicates that wounds heal more effectively in a moist environment, so covering a wound with plaster may help keep it moist. Additionally, the use of an antimicrobial lotion or spray might help keep the wound from drying out underneath the plaster.
Plasters also help to protect the wound throughout the healing process. They protect the wound from being bumped or scraped and promote the formation of a scab, which aids in the healing process. If a scab is removed or the healing process is stopped, the wound may reopen or take longer to heal, increasing the possibility of scarring.
When using plaster or bandage to cover a wound, it's a good idea to replace it on a regular basis. The plaster may get dirty and begin to peel off, and it's a good idea to check on the wound frequently to monitor its healing progress and to ensure that it remains clean.
