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Elastoplast is a
brand of
adhesive bandages (also
called sticking plasters) and
medical dressing made by Beiersdorf. In 1928
Smith &
Nephew of the UK...
- "band-aid" or "band aid" in Australia, Canada,
India and the US) or
Elastoplast (in the UK). The
adhesive bandage protects the
wound and scab from friction...
- pressure-sensitive
adhesives headquartered in Hamburg, Germany. Its
brands include Elastoplast,
Eucerin (makers of Aquaphor), Labello, La Prairie, Nivea, Tesa SE (Tesa...
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Office and has
tried to
prevent its
genericization in its marketing.
Elastoplast, a
comparable European brand and
genericized trademark "History of Innovation"...
- (Tuskegee University). It was
established in 1969 as the
Journal of
Elastoplastics,
obtaining its
current name in 1974. The
journal is
published by SAGE...
- In 1928 the
company acquired the
licence to
market and
produce the
Elastoplast range of bandages. By 1977 the
company acquired the pump manufacturer...
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developed a
frightening capacity for
learning lines. The
plays became like
Elastoplast,
which you just
stuck on and then tore off. It was the
perfect preparation...
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possession of 334 g (11.8 oz) of
heroin and
bundles of
plastic wrapping,
Elastoplast tape, and a set of scales,
indicating involvement in a plan to transport...
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English garbage truck/rubbish
truck Duvet:
Australian English doona Elastoplast or plaster: An
adhesive used to
cover small wounds.
Australian English...
- durex") and some
areas of
Australia as a
generic name for
adhesive tape.
Elastoplast Adhesive bandage Beiersdorf Much like "Band-Aid" in
North America, the...
