Medicated Bandages

For the therapy of venous leg ulcers, bandages, such as medicated bandages, have been employed in conjunction with compression bandaging; nevertheless, paste bandages have been linked to hypersensitivity responses and should be applied with caution. In "chronic lichenified skin" disorders like chronic eczema, "zinc paste bandages" are also applied in combination with ichthammol or coal tar.

Adhesive Bandage and Bezoar functionalities are combined in the accessory known as the Medicated Bandage. A little medical dressing called the Medicated or Adhesive Bandage is used for minor wounds that do not need a full-sized bandage. The sticky bandage shields the incision and scab from dirt, abrasion, germs, and friction. Due to this, the body's healing process is indeed less disrupted. Antiseptic capabilities can be witnessed in various dressings. Medicated bandages are typically delivered in sterile, sealed bags.