Plasters and adhesive tapes
Both plasters and adhesive tapes are dressings composed of a carrier with a glue layer holding the product on the skin. The difference between a plaster and an adhesive tape is a pad placed on the surface of the dressing, which has direct contact with a wound. Plasters have this absorbent pad, which enables their application for dressing of wounds, abrasions and cuts. Adhesive tapes, on the other hand, doesn't have the pad that's why they are recommended for adhesion, fixation or support of a small but independent dressing on a wound.
Depending on the so-called carrier, namely material constituting an adhesive tape or the base of a plaster, our products are characterised by different properties ranging from delicate products for sensitive skin to strong and durable products recommended for stabilisation or dressing of bigger surfaces.
In the offer of TZMO SA you can also find products designed especially for children, for protecting fingers or with a transparent carrier.
