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Beaumont Dependaplast Blue Plasters Assorted Sizes (100 Pack)

SKU: CZ570

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

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Blue plasters are a standard requirement in commercial kitchen first aid kits across the UK food industry. The blue colouring makes them easily detectable against food during preparation, which is an important control measure in professional food handling environments and a common expectation under food safety management procedures.

This pack from Beaumont contains 100 plasters across a range of sizes and shapes to suit the most frequently occurring cut areas — fingertips, knuckles, and general hand wounds being the most common in a working kitchen. Having a well-stocked supply means staff can dress minor cuts quickly and return to work safely without compromising food hygiene.

  • Blue detectable colour for visibility during food preparation
  • Assorted sizes and shapes to cover common cut areas
  • Pack of 100 suitable for stocking a kitchen first aid kit
  • Practical for busy kitchens where minor cuts occur regularly

These plasters are a straightforward, low-cost consumable that most commercial kitchens keep in stock as a matter of course. They are not a substitute for a properly maintained first aid kit, and operators should ensure they have appropriate additional first aid provisions in line with their workplace health and safety obligations.

If you have questions about first aid kit requirements for your site, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.

Frequently asked questions

Why are blue plasters specifically required in commercial kitchens?

Blue is not a colour that occurs naturally in most food products, which makes blue plasters significantly easier to spot if one becomes detached during food preparation. This is why they are widely required under food safety and HACCP-based management systems in professional catering environments.

How many plasters should a commercial kitchen keep in stock?

There is no fixed legal requirement for a specific quantity, but a busy kitchen should hold enough to cover routine minor injuries without running short mid-service. A pack of 100 is a practical starting point, and many operators keep a spare pack to hand.

Are these plasters suitable for use as part of a formal first aid kit?

They are commonly included in commercial kitchen first aid kits as a standard consumable. However, operators should ensure their overall first aid provision meets the requirements set out by the Health and Safety Executive for their size and type of workplace — blue detectable plasters form one part of that provision.
Beaumont Dependaplast Blue Plasters Assorted Sizes (100 Pack)

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

£5.45(£6.54 inc VAT)

Blue plasters are a standard requirement in commercial kitchen first aid kits across the UK food industry. The blue colouring makes them easily detectable against food during preparation, which is an important control measure in professional food handling environments and a common expectation under food safety management procedures.

This pack from Beaumont contains 100 plasters across a range of sizes and shapes to suit the most frequently occurring cut areas — fingertips, knuckles, and general hand wounds being the most common in a working kitchen. Having a well-stocked supply means staff can dress minor cuts quickly and return to work safely without compromising food hygiene.

  • Blue detectable colour for visibility during food preparation
  • Assorted sizes and shapes to cover common cut areas
  • Pack of 100 suitable for stocking a kitchen first aid kit
  • Practical for busy kitchens where minor cuts occur regularly

These plasters are a straightforward, low-cost consumable that most commercial kitchens keep in stock as a matter of course. They are not a substitute for a properly maintained first aid kit, and operators should ensure they have appropriate additional first aid provisions in line with their workplace health and safety obligations.

If you have questions about first aid kit requirements for your site, our team is happy to point you in the right direction.