Plasters: Price, Dosage & Where to Buy
Plasters is cataloged here as a pharmaceutical product. Listed status: General sale list medicine (GSL).
This hub brings together the basic label facts, typical cost and purchase options for Plasters. In the UK, Plasters can be bought without a prescription.
Market availability is reviewed periodically, so treat the figures here as a snapshot, not a promise. Scroll down for dosage forms, region detail and frequently asked questions.
Facts
- Active ingredient
- Adhesive plasters / dressings
- General sale list medicine (GSL)
- Licensing status not on file
No generic version on file
No supply disruption currently listed (NHS SPS)
This medicine is available without a prescription: general sale list medicines are sold off the shelf, and pharmacy medicines are supplied after a quick word with the pharmacist.
Plasters is sold as a general sale list medicine without pharmacist involvement. Even for a general sale list medicine, read the label before you use it, and speak to the pharmacist if you have questions. Some formulations or pack sizes fall under the pharmacy (P) category, which involves the pharmacist, so ask at the counter if you cannot find it on the shelf.
About Plasters
Plasters is the product name, but its pharmacological class is not classified and its intended use is not specified in the label. The label does not identify a condition for which it is prescribed or used, and its prescription status, available forms, strengths and generic availability are unknown or not listed.
What Plasters is used for
The label does not list any conditions or symptoms treated by Plasters. It therefore does not establish a main indication or describe the circumstances in which this product would be used.
The product name alone is not enough to identify its intended medical purpose. A pharmacist can help clarify the exact product and check its packaging for an intended use before advising whether it is appropriate.
How Plasters works
Plasters has no listed pharmacological class or ATC classification. The label does not identify an active ingredient or describe a mechanism of action, so a specific explanation of how this product works cannot be given.
Products should not be assigned a medicine class or an expected effect from their name alone. The exact product would need to be identified before its action could be explained reliably.
Dosage from the label
The label lists no dosing information for Plasters. The label lists no available forms or strengths.
A usual starting dose, frequency of use and duration of treatment cannot be stated from the label. Product-specific directions would need to be checked on the packaging or clarified with a pharmacist.
Key warnings
- The label does not specify warnings for Plasters
- The label does not specify contraindications for Plasters
- The absence of listed warnings does not establish that the product is suitable for everyone
Main interactions
- The label does not specify medicine interactions
- The label does not specify food interactions
- An interaction assessment requires identification of the exact product
Missed dose
The label does not describe a dosing schedule or missed-dose guidance for Plasters. Product-specific advice cannot therefore be stated. If a scheduled use has been missed, check the packaging directions or ask a pharmacist rather than assuming that extra use is appropriate.
Pregnancy and breastfeeding
The label does not specify pregnancy data or information about use during breastfeeding for Plasters. Its suitability during pregnancy or breastfeeding cannot be established from the label. Discuss the exact product with a doctor or pharmacist before use.
Storage
No storage conditions are listed for this product. Keep it in its original packaging and follow any storage directions printed there to maintain quality. Keep it out of the reach of children.
Pharmacies near you
Use your location to open the pharmacies closest to you and ask them about Plasters, the UK-licensed medicine with the same active ingredient.
Pharmacies by area for Plasters (UK-licensed equivalent)
- North East · 884 pharmacies
- North West · 2538 pharmacies
- Yorkshire and The Humber · 1676 pharmacies
- East Midlands · 1307 pharmacies
- West Midlands · 1778 pharmacies
- East of England · 1860 pharmacies
- London · 3261 pharmacies
- South East · 2368 pharmacies
- South West · 1374 pharmacies
- Northern Ireland · 714 pharmacies
- Scotland · 1725 pharmacies
- Wales · 1050 pharmacies
Cities with the most pharmacies
- London · 724 pharmacies
- Birmingham · 265 pharmacies
- Nottingham · 180 pharmacies
- Glasgow · 177 pharmacies
- Leeds · 173 pharmacies
- Sheffield · 162 pharmacies
- Bristol · 148 pharmacies
- City of London · 144 pharmacies
- Manchester · 134 pharmacies
- Edinburgh · 131 pharmacies
- Bolton · 124 pharmacies
- Belfast · 122 pharmacies
- Hampstead · 121 pharmacies
- Coventry · 115 pharmacies
- Cardiff · 112 pharmacies
Frequently asked questions
What is the price of Plasters?
Any price shown on this page is an estimate rather than a fixed price. The actual price can vary between pharmacies, and no product-specific pricing is listed here.
Does Plasters require a prescription in the United Kingdom?
The prescription status of Plasters is unknown. It cannot be confirmed here whether this product requires a prescription in the United Kingdom.
What class of medicine is Plasters?
Plasters is not assigned a pharmacological class. No ATC classification is listed.
How do I find Plasters near me?
Use the map and city pages on this site to see pharmacies near a given city and ask them about Plasters. Availability is not guaranteed at any single pharmacy, so call ahead.
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First published October 2, 2026 · Last updated · Report an error on this page