Reliable protection against injuries

Larger surface to protect cuts and abrasions - offers a flexible textile patch with dimensions of 1 x 60 mm. The pack will give you enough plasters for various needs, be it for wounds or long-term protection. The patch material allows the skin to breathe , which is important for proper healing.

Extended protection for various needs

The Healee textile plasters pack contains plasters in 1 meter lengths , so you have enough plasters for different needs. Whether it's larger wounds, cuts or abrasions, this plaster offers broad and flexible protection .

The perfect material to support healing

One of the key features of the Healee patch is the material that allows the skin to breathe . Breathability is important for optimal wound healing as it allows air to circulate and reduces the risk of moisture that could slow the healing process. This property is particularly important for the long-term use of patches.

Flexibility for comfortable wear

The textile material of the Healee patch is flexible and adaptable , which guarantees a comfortable wear on different parts of the body. Whether you need protection on a joint, elbow or limb, this patch easily adapts to the shape of your body.

Long-term protection for everyday needs

Due to the larger number of patches in the package, the Healee textile patch offers the possibility of long-term protection . This is especially beneficial for those who need regular care for cuts or abrasions and want to always have a reliable and comfortable product available.

How are patches used?

Applying the patch is usually a simple process, but it is important to follow the correct procedure for effective protection and quick healing . Follow these steps:

Preparation:

• Make sure the wound or abrasion is clean and dry
• If it is not, wash the affected area with soap and water and gently dry it

Using the patch:

• Open the package and carefully remove the patch
• Remove the paper or protective film from the back of the patch to expose the adhesive side
• Carefully apply the patch to the wound or abrasion, making sure the entire affected area is covered

Fastening:

• Gently press the patch so that it adheres well to the skin
• Make sure the edges of the patch are well taped to prevent bacteria or dirt from getting in

Patch Change:

• The patch should be changed regularly according to the instructions on the package or as needed
• When changing, remove the old patch and repeat the procedure with a clean patch

Notice:

• When removing the patch, be careful and do it slowly to avoid damaging the skin

Consultation with an expert:

• If you have concerns about the wound, its healing, or if complications occur, talk to your doctor or health care professional.

What can I do to make the skin patch last?

In order for the patch to stay in place as long as possible and provide optimal protection, it is important to take care when applying it. Here are some tips:

• Prepare the skin surface Before applying the patch, make sure the skin surface is dry and clean. Wash the wound or abrasion with mild soap and water and then dry thoroughly.
• Do not lubricate Avoid using greasy or oily creams on the area where you will apply the patch. Oily substances can affect the adhesion of the patch.
• Surface structure intact Ensure that the skin at the application site is not affected by excessive clothing friction or movement that could dislodge the patch.
• Attention to hair If you apply the patch to an area with hair, make sure that the area is smooth and that the hair does not interfere with the adhesion of the patch.

• Use with caution Avoid excessive tension when applying the patch. Apply it carefully and evenly, making sure the entire surface of the patch adheres to the skin.
• After application, press After applying the patch, gently run your fingers along the edge of the patch to ensure that it adheres firmly to the skin.
• Excessive pressure Make sure the patch is locked without wrinkles or air bubbles. Avoid putting excessive pressure on the patch.
• Use a quality patch Quality patches have better grip and are designed to stay in place even in rough conditions.

If the patch keeps coming off, it is advisable to replace it with a new one in time. Following these tips will ensure that the patch provides optimal protection and stays in place for as long as possible.

How to remove the patch without pain?

Painless removal of the patch is important to avoid injury or irritation to the skin. The following steps may help:

1) Preparation: Wash your hands to prevent transfer of bacteria to the wound or abrasion. Prepare a new patch to use after removing the old one.

2) Gently remove the patch: slowly and carefully start at the end of the patch, gently pulling the skin away from the adhesive side. If the patch sticks too tightly, try to remove it close to the skin, almost parallel to it.

3) Use water or oil: If you have trouble removing the patch, you can moisten the edges with water or body oil. As you gradually remove the patch, it should slowly loosen.

4) Apply a warm compress: Apply a warm compress to the patch for a few minutes. A warm compress will help soften the glue and make it easier to remove.

5) Do not tear the patch: Avoid removing the patch quickly or suddenly, which may cause skin irritation or pain.

6) Use a patch remover: You can also try special patch removers that are designed to dissolve the adhesive and make removal easier.

How to remove the adhesive after the patch?

1) Use oil: Moisten the bonded area with oil such as olive oil or other vegetable oil. Allow the oil to work for at least a few minutes to loosen the adhesive.

2) Remove the adhesive with a cloth or paper towel: After letting the oil work for a few minutes, wipe the area with a cloth or paper towel. The glue should be softer and easier to remove.

3) Use soap and water: If the oil didn't help, wash the affected area with warm water and soap. The soap should help dissolve the glue residue.

4) Try alcohol or acetone: If oil and soap aren't enough, try alcohol or acetone. Use them carefully so as not to damage your skin.

5) Do not use sharp objects: Do not use sharp objects such as knives or tweezers to remove the glue to avoid injury to the skin.

6) Rinse and dry: Finally, rinse the affected area with water and dry gently.

Always make sure you use methods that are suitable for your particular skin type and that there are no irritations or allergic reactions . If in doubt, consult your doctor or pharmacist.

Also try Healee's other products, which are undivided into First Aid Kits & Bandages, Medical Supplies and Plasters categories. If you are not sure about the choice of this product, get inspired in the Undivided Plasters category.