Fabric Plasters Knuckle - Aero (40)

The shaped, winged cut on these knuckle plasters wraps a finger joint and stays put while the joint bends. That is the practical difference from a straight strip, which lifts at the corners the moment a knuckle flexes. The box holds 40 fabric plasters sized 3.8cm x 7.5cm, flesh-coloured, with a soft pad.

Aero's knuckle plasters use a stretch fabric backing that conforms to awkward, high-movement sites where a flat strip will not sit flat. Aero gives the adhesive as hypoallergenic, so it holds on knuckles, joints and the webbing between fingers, and the pad is soft. The fabric is air-permeable, so the skin underneath is not sealed under a plastic film.

Aero states the range is latex-free, which matters for anyone managing a latex sensitivity in a home or workplace kit. At 40 per box, this is a kit-restocking pack rather than a grab-one size, so it suits households, sports bags and workplace first aid kits that get through knuckle covers quickly.

FAD keeps the full Aero fabric plaster range in one place, so you can match shape to the injury site instead of settling for whatever a supermarket aisle carries. Phone advice is on 03 5443 2239 if you are stocking a kit and want to get the mix right.

Features

• Shaped knuckle cut that wraps a finger joint and holds through movement
• Stretch fabric backing that conforms to awkward, high-movement sites
• Adhesive Aero gives as hypoallergenic, for hold on joints and finger webbing
• Soft pad
• Air-permeable fabric, not a sealed plastic film
• Latex-free, as stated by Aero
• 40 plasters per box for kit restocking

Specifications

• Size: 3.8cm x 7.5cm (knuckle shape)
• Pack: 40 plasters per box
• Backing: stretch fabric, flesh-coloured
• Pad: soft
• Latex-free and hypoallergenic adhesive, both as stated by Aero
• Brand: Aero Healthcare

Usage

Clean and dry the skin around the cut before applying. Position the pad over the wound, wrap the shaped wings around the knuckle so the adhesive meets clean skin on both sides, and press the edges down. Replace if the plaster lifts, gets wet through, or the pad is no longer clean.

Care and storage

Store in a cool, dry place. Keep the box closed so the plasters stay clean and the adhesive stays effective.

Common questions

Why a knuckle shape instead of a normal plaster? A straight plaster lifts at the corners over a joint that bends. The shaped wings wrap the knuckle so the plaster moves with the joint.

Are they latex-free? Aero states the plaster and adhesive are latex-free.

Will they hold if I keep using my hands? The stretch fabric and the adhesive Aero gives as hypoallergenic are made for high-movement sites. Replace the plaster if it lifts or gets wet through.

For help matching plaster and dressing types to different injuries, see our wound care and injury guidance hub. The wider range sits in the fabric plasters collection.