A+E Unicorn Plasters come in a pack of 15 with assorted unicorn designs, for covering small cuts and grazes. The unicorn prints give you a patterned alternative to a plain plaster.

Key Features

• Unicorn designs: The plasters are printed with assorted unicorn designs rather than a plain finish.
• 15 plasters per pack: Each pack contains 15 plasters.
• For small cuts and grazes: NHS advice is to cover a small cut or graze with a plaster or dressing once any bleeding has stopped and the wound is clean, which helps stop it getting infected.
• Changed as needed: The NHS advises changing a dressing as often as you need to keep it clean and dry, so a pack of 15 keeps several to hand.

How long can I leave a plaster on?

Change the plaster as often as you need to keep it clean and dry. The NHS says you can take a dressing off after a few days, once the wound has closed.

When is a plaster not enough?

A plaster is suitable for a small, clean cut or graze. Get urgent medical advice for a cut that is larger than around 5cm, has soil or pus in it, is still dirty after cleaning, or is swollen, red and getting more painful. See the Warnings section for the full list.

Do I need to clean the cut before applying a plaster?

Yes. Rinse the wound with tap or bottled water, or use sterile wipes, then pat the area dry before covering it. Full steps are under Usage and Instructions.