Patch Large Biodegradable Plasters - Activated Charcoal
This pack of 10 large black organic and biodegradable plasters by Patch contain 5 large squares and 5 large rectangle patches enriched with Activated Charcoal gauze to help draw out impurities and infection from minor wounds. These natural plasters are ideal for those larger cuts and grazes and are perfect for sensitive skin types!
These natural plasters are made from soft bamboo fibre that is naturally antimicrobial, free from irritating chemicals and breathable, supporting healthy wound healing. With soft support and flexibility, Patch plasters stay in place using a mineral based Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) that is hypoallergenic. Packaged in a recycled cardboard flat pack and using natural dyes, both the packaging and plasters are 100% compostable.
- Enriched with charcoal gauze to aid wound healing
- Certified 100% organic bamboo
- Plastic & latex free
- Vegan & cruelty free
- Biodegradable and compostable
- Squares measure: 75mm x 75mm (Gauze: 40mm x 40mm)
- Rectangles measure: 50mm x 75mm (Gauze: 25mm x 50mm)
Patch is the 100% organic bamboo plaster, free from plastic, and hypoallergenic. Developed in Australia for children with super-sensitive skin, they are made from organic bamboo fibre natural gauze and hypoallergenic adhesive. Breathable, flexible and 100% biodegradable.
Patch is a brand from Australian B-Corp company Nutricare, and was founded by James Dutton after finding his child reacted to the synthetic chemicals found in common plasters and dressings – this sensitivity is thought to affect 25% of the population. Nutricare Patch plasters harnesses the benefits of Bamboo – one of the fastest growing, and renewable resources on the planet. Using the latest nanotechnology, the adhesive used is a mineral based Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) that is hypoallergenic will all break down and compost completely. Nutricare support social initiatives including providing wound care to communities adversely affected by natural disasters, and offsetting their carbon footprint through Trees For The Future.
