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Nova Band Cotton / PE / Nonwoven
Adhesive first aid strips are a high-volume consumable where carrier material, packaging counts, and documentation — not branding — drive reorder decisions.
Nova Band covers three carrier formats — cotton fabric, PE, and nonwoven — for minor cuts, scrapes, and blisters. Each strip carries an absorbent pad and a skin-friendly adhesive.
The listed variants run from Standard and Universal to Sensitive, Fabric, Transparent, Economic, Kids, and Assorted. The naming suggests the range spans skin tolerance and use cases, but the source does not map any variant to a specific carrier or adhesive.
Specifications are given only as carton geometry: 25 × 43 × 31 for every variant, with 20 strips per inner box and 120 per outer box. Strip dimensions themselves are not stated.
That single carton size across eight variants is operationally useful. Pallet planning, shelf depth, and warehouse slotting stay constant even when the assortment mix shifts.
Buyers should still verify what the listing omits: actual strip size, adhesive chemistry, latex content, sterility status, shelf life, and regulatory registration. For sensitive or kids variants, those details matter more than the carton count.
The uniform 20/120 pack structure also simplifies cross-variant ordering: one inner-box count applies whether the carrier is fabric or transparent film.
The range’s real constraint is documentation, not variety. Eight skus with identical packaging invite substitution errors unless each variant’s material and adhesive are confirmed in writing before tender.
Why it matters:
Identical carton dimensions and pack counts let procurement consolidate freight and storage across the whole line — but only if material and skin-contact documentation is verified per variant first.
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