Hydrocolloid Roll Specification
2025-12-09
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Hydrocolloid Roll |
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Material |
Hydrocolloid
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Features |
Customizable Size: Cut the hydrocolloid roll to your preferred size. Perfect for blister patches, acne spot treatment, and small skin irritations. Provides precision coverage.
Waterproof & Absorbent: Keeps the skin clean and dry by absorbing excess fluid from blisters, minor cuts, and acne spots. Ideal for everyday skin care and wound protection.
Self-Adhesive & Flexible: No need for extra tape. Hydrocolloid patch conforms smoothly to body contours, making it suitable for the face, heels, elbows, knees, and other hard-to-reach areas.
Skin-Friendly & Latex-Free: Hypoallergenic and made without harsh ingredients, this patch is safe for sensitive skin. Ideal for daily skincare routines, especially for those with sensitive skin.
Value for First Aid & Skin Care: The 5cm x 5m roll provides long-lasting coverage, perfect for your first aid kit, gym bag, or travel pack. Hydrocolloid patches are a versatile essential for home, office, or on-the-go.
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Size |
5cm*3m |
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Usage |
ldeal for acne, cuts, scrapes,blisters,surgical wounds, burns, and foot care - perfect for everyday or travel.
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Instructions for use
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1）For acne
To use an acne patch effectively, follow these steps:
1. Cleanse the area: Wash your face with a gentle cleanser to remove dirt, oil, and makeup. Ensure the skin is completely dry before applying the patch.
2. Cut into the right size: Select a patch that covers the whole pimple and a bit of the skin
around it for optimal coverage and absorption.
3. Apply the patch: Place the sticky side of the patch on the affected area and press down gently to ensure the breakout is fully covered.
4. Leave it on: Allow the patch to absorb excess fluid and impurities from the pimple for the recommended time, typically 6-8 hours or overnight.
5. Peel off the patch: Carefully remove the patch and dispose of it. If the pimple is still active, you can apply another patch until it is healed.
Remember, pimple patches are not a substitute for popping pimples and should be used on active pimples with fluid or whiteheads. They are not effective on cystic acne or deep pimples and should not be applied on broken skin.
1. Clean the area: Wash and thoroughly dry the skin. If the blister has burst, you can gently clean it with a mild antiseptic. Make sure the area is free of any creams or oils
2.Remove backing film: Take the hydrocolloid roll out of its wrapper. Cut it into proper size and carefully peel off the protective paper, trying not to touch the adhesive side.
3. Apply the plaster: Place the adhesive side over the blister, making sure the entire
blister is covered. Gently smooth down the edges to ensure the plaster is well- sealed.
4. Let it heal: Leave the plaster on until it starts to naturally peel away at the edges.
The plaster absorbs fluid, and the white bubble that forms indicates it is creating a healing environment.
5.Remove the plaster: When it's time to take it off, do not pull it straight up. Instead,
slowly stretch it sideways along the skin to release the seal carefully.
6. Reapply if necessary: You can apply a new plaster as needed until the blister has
fully healed.
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Precautions |
Pay attention to regular replacement.
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