Plastic bandages are adhesive bandages used for protecting minor cuts, holds medical devices, like IVs, and also burns. It consists of a pad made from materials like microporous tape or foam, which is fixed over the wound using an adhesive strip. The pad absorbs fluids from the wound and prevents contamination. It is used in hospitals, clinics, and households to protect wounds from friction...
The plastic bandages market has been growing rapidly due to its widespread application in first aid treatment of minor wounds and injuries. Plastic bandages also known as plaster or adhesive bandages are sterile strips of material used to hold a dressing in place and protect wound from friction. They consist of a porous backing material, usually cotton or plastic that is coated with an adhesive...
Plastic bandages are adhesive strip bandages commonly used for minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. They provide protection from external contamination and promote wound healing. With rising cases of accidents and injuries globally, the demand for wound healing products has increased considerably.
The global plastic bandages market is estimated to be valued at US$ 11.14 Mn in 2024 and is expected...
The invention of the first adhesive bandage can be traced back to the early 20th century when a company called Johnson & Johnson developed the first commercial adhesive bandage. These early bandages were made of cotton and were held in place with adhesive tape.
Over time, plastic bandages were developed as a more durable and waterproof alternative to traditional cotton bandages. Today,...