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Nova Band Nonwoven
First aid consumables are bought by the carton, not the strip. Nova Band Nonwoven is listed across eight variants with identical pack counts, which puts the sourcing question on documentation rather than on the dressing itself.
Nova Band Nonwoven covers and protects cuts, scrapes and blisters. It uses a nonwoven carrier with an absorbent pad, held by an adhesive described as skin friendly.
The listing names eight variants: Standard, Universal, Sensitive, Fabric, Transparent, Economic, Kids and Assorted. Only the Sensitive and Kids entries imply a distinct use case. The rest are labels without stated differences.
All eight share the same carton figures: 25 × 43 × 31 cm, 20 units per inner box, 120 per outer box. That uniformity suggests a common line rather than eight separate production runs.
Because dimensions are identical, a mixed order of variants ships on the same pallet profile. Storage and freight planning can be standardized across an assortment.
What the listing does not supply is more consequential than what it does. Strip dimensions, adhesive chemistry, absorbency, sterility status and shelf life are absent.
For a clinic, school or workplace first aid program, those gaps matter more than variant naming. Buyers should request the technical data sheet and confirm regulatory registration before committing to a carton quantity.
Uniform packaging makes Nova Band easy to forecast in bulk, but the eight variant labels only become a real assortment once each is tied to documented specifications.
Why it matters:
Consistent carton sizes simplify reordering, but without strip dimensions, adhesive details or sterility documentation, purchasers cannot yet judge whether these strips suit sensitive-skin or pediatric use.
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