ZINC OXIDE PLASTER 1 (2.5CM*4M)

What is Zinc Oxide Plaster 1 (2.5CM*4M) Nairobi?

What Is Zinc Oxide Plaster?

Zinc Oxide Plaster 1 (2.5CM*4M) Nairobi is a flexible adhesive plaster designed for wound protection, skin support, and minor injury care. Additionally, it helps secure dressings, prevent contamination, and reduce irritation around wounds.

How the Plaster Works

The plaster is coated with a mild adhesive that gently sticks to the skin while allowing breathability. Therefore, it protects wounds from dust, bacteria, and friction. In addition, zinc oxide helps soothe minor skin irritation and provides mild antimicrobial support.

How to Use Zinc Oxide Plaster

• First, clean and dry the affected area.

• Next, cut the plaster to the required length.

• Then, apply it over the wound or dressing.

• Finally, replace as recommended or when soiled.

Who Can Use This Plaster?

This plaster is suitable for adults, children, and healthcare professionals managing minor wounds, cuts, abrasions, or post-procedure dressings. Additionally, it can be used alongside antiseptic creams or wound dressings to support faster healing

• Additionally, zinc oxide helps soothe minor skin irritation and provides mild antimicrobial support (Healthline).

• For safe wound care practices, consult guidelines from the World Health Organization or MedlinePlus.”

• Furthermore, proper first aid for cuts and abrasions is recommended (NHS UK).

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Product Details

• Formulation: Zinc Oxide Adhesive Plaster

• Size: 2.5CM x 4M

• Category: Over-the-Counter (OTC)

• Indications: Minor cuts, abrasions, skin irritation, wound protection

• Storage: Store below 25°C, away from sunlight and moisture

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Why Buy Zinc Oxide Plaster at Assured Pharma?

• Wound Care Programs – guidance for minor injuries

• Clinic Consultation & Medication Review – ensures proper application and wound safety

• WhatsApp Ordering & Delivery in Nairobi CBD – fast and convenient

Additionally, pharmacists provide advice on proper plaster use, wound hygiene, and safe disposal.

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External References

• MedlinePlus – Wound Care: https://medlineplus.gov/woundcare.html

• Healthline – How to Use Zinc Oxide for Skin Protection: https://www.healthline.com/health/zinc-oxide-for-skin

• WHO – Skin and Wound Management: https://www.who.int/news-room/fact-sheets/detail/wound-care