The
band-aid solutions as a formal policy go beyond children.
"I remember picking out a colorful
Band-Aid and receiving a giant Dora doll," Rachel said.
There was laughter as Harry turned to LA-born Ms Markle and explained that the British public call
Band-Aids plasters.
The free
Band-Aid Magic Vision app for iPhones and iPads works with
Band-Aids bearing the likeness of the Muppets--the brand has a history of using licensed characters such as Barbie and Spider-Man to appeal to children.
First wounds are cleaned with Savlon / Betadine and washed with saline haemostasis secured, Benzion is applied on both sides of the wound and is allowed to dry so that the
Band-Aid will be held firmly in place for longer duration.
It is quite possible that despite the company's best efforts, the term "TiVo" may be destined for "
Band-Aid" status anyway.
All 20 patients preferred the malleable ear dressing to a traditional
Band-Aid. Specific patients' comments included, "The dressing provided support for the ear [and protected it] from bumps and brushes," "It stayed on, even through a shower," "[It] looked better than a
Band-Aid," "[It provided] protection from dirt and debris," and "It was easy to remove." Another described it as "low maintenance."
"If you don't change from within, any other change is a temporary
Band-Aid approach.
The problem with most compliance labeling programs is they start with a
band-aid solution for a single specific customer.
Medical waste includes
band-aid wrappers, used tissues, syringes and medication cups.
He said he could not apply what he termed "
Band-Aid solutions" just to please some certain persons or sectors.
Johnson & Johnson's
Band-Aid brand, for example, recently introduced an iPhone app designed to "entertain away the hurt" of a child's minor cut or scrape.