Patch Bamboo Bandages 25 strips - Aloe Vera

features:

• Made from 100% certified organic bamboo fibre
• Bamboo provides antioxidant, skin-soothing and astringent properties to assist wound healing
• Gauze is enriched with aloe vera extract to help repair and soothe burns, blisters and minor abrasions.
• Plaster easily contours the skin for maximum comfort and protection
• Uses nano technology (think tiny suction cups) to gently adhere to skin without causing reactions
• Plasters are free from silicone, latex, thimerosal and parabens
• Biodegradable and compostable
• Perfect for sensitive skin types
• Sterile (Class 1 Sterile Medical Device)
• Tan colour
• Comes in a pack of 25

dimensions / materials:

Each plaster is 8.5cm x 1.9cm in size.

Organic bamboo fabric and aloe vera enriched embedded gauze, hypoallergenic Pressure Sensitive Adhesive (PSA) made from natural minerals and nano technology. Plaster wrapper is a biodegradable plastic, and backing paper is paper. Tube is made from recycled cardboard.

end of life:

These natural plasters can be composted or thrown/burried in the soil and will breakdown naturally within weeks. The cardboard tube can be reused or recycled.

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Patch make bamboo bandages for a natural approach to wound care. You might know bamboo bandages by the name bamboo bandaids, or sticky plasters! With added coconut oil, aloe vera or charcoal to help soothe and assist healing. Bamboo patch are biodegradable and engineered to be the most sensitive and natural band aid on the market.

A recent study found evidence of PFAS being used in band aids and bandages. Mamavation used an EPA-certified laboratory to independently test for indications of PFAS in 40 bandages and found 26 to contain organic fluorine which is an indicator of forever chemicals known as PFAS.

PFAS chemicals were created to resist stains, heat, oil, water and grease and are used in products like non-stick cookware, textiles and food packaging. In the case of bandages it is believed they are used to make the product waterproof.

Linda Birnbaum (Scientist Emeritus and Former Director of the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences and National Toxicology Program) said in response to the results found in the testing “Because bandages are placed upon open wounds, it’s troubling to learn that they may be also exposing children and adults to PFAS.”

Are Patch bandages PFAS free?

The tests found that Patch Bamboo Bandages for Kids with Coconut Oil had no detection for organic fluorine on both the absorbent pad and sticky flaps of the bandages. 

Patch uses the same adhesive and paper-based sticky flaps across their entire bandage range.