FIRST-AID ADHESIVE PLASTER

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To prevent the occurrence of curling in a plastic base material when release paper is stripped from the tacky adhesive surface of the plastic base material with simple and inexpensive means by forming a colored layer between the plastic base material and a tacky adhesive layer. SOLUTION: The colored layer 11 containing pigments of the human flesh color or color approximate to the flesh color is formed by printing on the one surface of the transparent plastic base material 10 consisting of polyurethane. At this time, the colored layer 11 is not required to be formed closely over the entire surface of the one surface of the plastic base material 10 and is preferably so formed as to exhibit a small grid shape or embossed shape in plan view. The tacky adhesive layer 12 coated with a tacky adhesive is formed atop this colored layer 11 and a pad 13 consisting of gauze or nonwoven fabric, etc., impregnated with a disinfectant is stuck to approximately the central portion of atop of the tacky adhesive layer 12. The sheets of release paper 14 and 14 are laminated on the tacky adhesive layer 12 so as to cover the entire surface including the pad 13 and to be superposed on each other at one end of the pad 13, by which the required first aid adhesive plaster is obtained.