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Bandages & Plasters

Algeos' Bandages and Plasters range provides an extensive selection of essential wound care products designed to support the healing process for various types of injuries. This collection includes traditional bandages, elastic bandages, adhesive plasters, and specialised options for different wound care needs.

Whether for minor cuts, scrapes, or more substantial wounds, these products are crafted to offer reliable protection, comfort, and ease of use, making them ideal for both clinical and home settings.

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