Plaster/Adhesive plaster
A plaster is a patch similar to adhesive tape that is usually applied to the surface of the skin.
The medicated patch can be applied directly to the skin; it is very simple and convenient to use, eliminating the need for cumbersome procedures such as injections or oral administration. Adhesive plasters do not need to be digested by the body; they represent a non-invasive method that is relatively safe to use.
After application, the medicated patch can remain effective for several hours to several days. Different medicated patches are designed for different body areas.
A medicated patch is a plaster-like adhesive strip that can typically be applied to the skin’s surface.
The medicated patch can be applied directly to the skin; it is very simple and convenient to use, eliminating the need for cumbersome procedures such as injections or oral administration. Adhesive plasters do not need to be digested by the body; they represent a non-invasive method that is relatively safe to use.
After application, the medicated patch can remain effective for several hours to several days. Different medicated patches are designed for different body areas.