Spot Bandages

Spot bandages are a specific type of adhesive bandage characterized by their small, round shape. They typically feature a central absorbent pad surrounded by a sticky adhesive area, allowing them to securely adhere to the skin. The absorbent pad helps protect small wounds, such as cuts, blisters, or punctures, from dirt and bacteria while promoting healing. Spot bandages are particularly useful for treating injuries on the fingers, toes, or other small, sensitive areas where a standard-sized bandage might be too large or cumbersome. These bandages are often made from a flexible material that conforms to the contours of the skin, providing comfort and protection without restricting movement. They are a staple in first aid kits and are widely available in various materials, including plastic and fabric.