Description
These children's plasters come thirty to a tin, each one printed with little bunches of red and pink cherries on green-leaved stalks against a soft blush pink. The tin matches them, with six cherry sprigs scattered across its pale pink lid and the words 'cherry plasters' written in a flowing coral script at its centre. Inside are three shapes: neat squares for a grazed knee or elbow, and two lengths of rounded strip for fingers, shins and everything in between. The tin measures 10.3cm long, 7.3cm wide and 2.1cm deep, small enough to slip into a coat pocket.
We think it earns its place wherever small mishaps happen: the bathroom cabinet, the kitchen drawer, the first aid box or the front pocket of a school bag. For children, a cheerful plaster can turn a tearful moment into something they are happy to show off, and the cherry print feels like a little treat rather than a fuss. Grown-ups who love a pretty fruit pattern will find it just as handy in a handbag, a gym bag or a desk drawer at work. Flat and light at just 48g, it travels easily on days out, weekends away and trips to the park.
The tin is metal with a lid that keeps the plasters together and flat, so they stay tidy rather than crumpling at the bottom of a bag. The plasters themselves are made from PE plastic and foam with an acrylic adhesive, and they are latex free. To keep the tin looking its best, wipe it with a damp cloth, dry it straight away and store it somewhere dry. Once the last plaster has been used, the tin is well worth keeping for hair clips, coins or tiny treasures. We like to tuck one in with a small present for anyone who loves a fruit print.
Specification
| Brand |
Rex London |
| Material |
Tin: metal; plasters: plastic (PE), foam & adhesive (acrylic polymer & acetic ether) |
| Length |
10.3cm |
| Width |
7.3cm |
| Height |
2.1cm |
| Weight |
0.048KG |
| Contents |
30 pieces |
Frequently Asked
How many plasters come in the tin?
There are 30 plasters in each tin. They come in a square shape and two lengths of rounded strip, so there is one for most little cuts and grazes.
Are these plasters latex free?
Yes, the plasters are latex free. They are made from PE plastic and foam with an acrylic adhesive, and they are kept together in a metal tin.
How big is the tin?
The tin measures 10.3cm long, 7.3cm wide and 2.1cm deep and weighs about 48g, so it fits easily into a pocket, handbag or school bag.
What colour are the tin and plasters?
Both the tin and the plasters are a soft blush pink, printed with bunches of red and pink cherries with green leaves and brown stalks.
Can the tin be reused once the plasters run out?
Yes, once the plasters are used up the metal tin is handy for hair clips, coins, stamps or other small bits you want to keep together.
How do I look after the tin?
Wipe the tin with a damp cloth and dry it straight away to keep the printed lid looking fresh, and keep it somewhere dry between uses.