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Smith & Nephew Primapore Adhesive Dressing (8.3cm x 6cm) 5s
RM 15.90
Primapore Flexible Fabric Dressings are highly absorbent wound dressings that provide wound protection for cuts, grazes, and stitches. Primapore can be worn for 1-2 days and is designed to stay in place with a non-irritating, low-allergy adhesive.
The thick absorbent pad provides cushioning and aids in the prevention of leakage and staining. It allows you to conform to your body and stay in place. This skin-friendly and hypoallergenic adhesive helps to prevent irritation. It is easily removed and will not harm your skin.
Primapore is ideal for:
cuts, grazes, and stitches in sweaty areas (such as the hands and feet), or areas of high movement (such as the elbows and knees).
How to use Primapore
For external use only.
Check for an expiry date on the package.
Store below 30°C. Protect from light and moisture.
When your skin is harmed, whether by accident or as a result of surgery, your body attempts to heal the wound. A scar may appear while your skin heals, as this is a normal part of the healing process. Most wound treatments or dressings encourage a moist (but not excessively wet) wound surface. For example, a scrape or small cut is usually treated with a topical antibiotic ointment followed by gauze or a bandage. Here are dermatologists’ tips to handle wounds better.
