Dr. Para Waterproof Adhesive Plasters – Standard Size

• Waterproof Design: Helps protect the covered wound area from splashes and everyday moisture.
• Standard Size: Suitable for covering small, superficial cuts and abrasions.
• Adhesive Dressing: Designed to stay attached to the surrounding skin during ordinary activities.
• Protective Wound Covering: Helps shield minor wounds from dirt and external contact.
• Convenient Application: Simple to apply to clean, dry skin.
• Everyday First-Aid Essential: Suitable for keeping in household, workplace, and travel first-aid kits.
• Two Pack Options: Choose between 20 pieces and 100 pieces according to your needs.

Home first-aid kits.

Small cuts, scratches, and superficial abrasions.

Office and workplace first-aid supplies.

School first-aid kits.

Travel and outdoor essentials.

Customers looking for economical bulk first-aid supplies.

1. Wash your hands before handling the wound.
2. Gently clean the affected area with clean water and remove visible dirt.
3. Dry the surrounding skin thoroughly.
4. Remove the protective backing from the plaster.
5. Position the absorbent pad over the wound without touching its surface.
6. Press the adhesive edges firmly onto the surrounding skin.
7. Replace the plaster daily, or sooner if it becomes dirty, loose, or wet underneath.

What are Dr. Para Waterproof Plasters used for?

They are adhesive wound coverings intended to help protect small cuts, scratches, and superficial abrasions.

Are Dr. Para Plasters waterproof?

They are marketed as waterproof. Actual water protection depends on correct application and maintaining an intact adhesive seal.

What sizes are available?

This product is offered in Standard Size.

How many plasters are in each box?

Choose between 20 pieces and 100 pieces per box.

Can I use them while washing my hands?

They are designed to resist water exposure, but replace the plaster if moisture gets underneath or the edges lift.

Can I use them for small cuts?

Yes, they are intended for covering minor superficial cuts after cleaning.

How often should I change a plaster?

Generally once daily, or earlier if dirty, loose, or wet underneath, unless a healthcare professional advises otherwise.

Are Dr. Para Plasters sterile?

Sterility has not been verified for this specific product. Check the package.

Are they suitable for sensitive skin?

Individual tolerance varies. Check the adhesive material and stop use if irritation develops.

What is the difference between the 20-piece and 100-piece boxes?

The stated difference is the quantity. The 20-piece pack suits occasional use, while the 100-piece pack is convenient for larger first-aid supplies.

Where can I buy Dr. Para Waterproof Plasters in Lebanon?

You can shop for Dr. Para Waterproof Plasters at PivotLB.com, subject to availability.

• Suitable for covering minor, superficial wounds.
• Do not apply directly over deep wounds, severe burns, or heavily infected wounds without medical guidance.
• Discontinue use if redness, itching, or adhesive-related skin irritation occurs.
• Do not stretch the plaster excessively during application.
• Seek medical attention for deep cuts, uncontrolled bleeding, animal bites, or signs of infection.
• Replace the dressing whenever its protective seal is compromised.
• Store in a clean, dry place.
• Keep packaging away from young children.

Check the physical package for sterility, latex content, material composition, and any additional manufacturer instructions.