Take Care Magic Unicorn children's plasters - 2 sizes, 24 ST

The enchanting Take Care Magic Unicorn children’s plasters, available in two sizes, make treating minor injuries a joy. With cute unicorn designs and a skin-friendly surface, they’re sure to bring a smile to every child’s face.

The Magic Unicorn children’s plasters from Take Care are an indispensable aid for parents and children alike. With these colourful, slightly glittery plasters, every little ache and pain is easier to get over. The value pack contains 24 plaster strips in two different colours and sizes, so that the right plaster can work its magic for every injury.

The fun Magic Unicorn designs and colourful packaging make treating wounds a fun experience for little patients. Applying a children’s plaster shows the child that you care about them and take their pain seriously.

It’s important to treat even small wounds properly to prevent infections. Clean the wound carefully with lukewarm water and mild soap before applying a sterile plaster. Make sure to change the plaster regularly and keep an eye on the wound. For larger or deeper injuries, you should see a doctor. 

With the Unicorn Magic children’s plasters from Take Care, you’ll always have the right support to hand to help your child quickly with minor injuries. Treat your little explorer to an extra dose of comfort and joy with these magically glittering unicorn plasters! Licensed product: Unicorn children’s plasters.

Form

• Plaster strips – individually wrapped
• 12 plasters, size 72 x 25 mm
• 12 pieces, 56 x 19 mm

Directions for use

• First of all, it is important to clean the wound thoroughly to prevent any possible infection. To do this, you can gently clean the wound with soap and water or treat it with a disinfectant solution. Ask for advice at your local chemist’s.
• The wound should then be patted dry and covered with a suitable plaster or dressing to protect it from dirt and bacteria. If necessary, you can also apply a wound ointment to aid healing.
• If, despite taking all these measures, the wound does not heal within a few days or becomes infected, you must see a doctor. This is the only way to ensure that the wound is treated correctly and complications are avoided.