Dimensions
6.3cm x 3.8cm

Adhesive Bandages, are small, sterile dressings used to cover and protect minor wounds. They typically consist of a gauze pad, adhesive, and a protective covering layer. The gauze pad absorbs blood and protects the wound, the adhesive keeps the dressing in place, and the protective covering layer prevents dirt and bacteria from entering the wound.

Versatility for Various Minor Wounds:
Bandages come in various sizes and shapes, making them suitable for treating a wide range of minor wounds, including:

1. Cuts
2. Scrapes
3. Puncture wounds

Convenient and Effective Wound Care:
Bandages offer a convenient and effective way to treat minor wounds. They are easy to use and relatively inexpensive.

Tips for Proper Bandage Application:

1. Clean and Dry the Wound: Before applying the bandage, thoroughly clean and dry the wound area to prevent infection.
2. Remove the Bandage from the Packaging: Carefully peel off the protective backing from the bandage.
3. Position the Gauze Pad: Place the gauze pad directly over the wound, ensuring it covers the entire injured area.
4. Secure the Bandage: Gently press the adhesive edges of the bandage onto the surrounding skin, ensuring a snug and secure fit.
5. Remove the Protective Covering: Carefully remove the remaining protective covering from the bandage, exposing the adhesive surface.

Monitoring and Replacement:
Bandages can typically be safely used for several days. However, it's crucial to monitor the wound and replace the bandage under the following circumstances:

1. Soiled or Wet Bandage: If the bandage becomes soiled or wet, it loses its effectiveness and should be replaced promptly.
2. Loose Bandage: If the bandage starts to loosen or peel off, replace it with a fresh one to maintain proper wound protection.
3. Signs of Infection: If you notice any signs of infection, such as pain, redness, swelling, or pus around the wound, replace the bandage and seek medical attention immediately.