Hyperfine merino wool bandages. Naturally better.
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Great example here of taking Kiwi innovation, supported by local research, to the world. Has been a privilege for us to test the qualities of @WoolAid bandages made from merino wool that will now be available in the USA 🩹🐑🔬👇 nzherald.co.nz/business/doin…
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Entrepreneur, outdoor enthusiast, and founder of WoolAid Ltd Lucas Smith joins the stellar lineup of speakers for E Tipu 2022 🔥
Read up more on Lucas here: bit.ly/3L0RUlu
#ETipuNZ #BomaNZ #WoolAid #MarketDisruption #SustainableInnovation
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Wool Aid: the world's first merino bandage rnz.co.nz/national/programme… – at Masterton District, New Zealand
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Wow, new Kiwi product. A merino wool sticking plaster. It’s beautifully soft, and biodegradable and truly wonderful for blisters. Visit woolaid.com 🇳🇿
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Meet WoolAid - a new hyperfine, merino wool adhesive bandage from New Zealand...that's biodegradable! Learn more in the June 2022 issue of Outdoor Retailer Magazine, made possible with support from @asolousa and @klymit. Read > ow.ly/zT2p50JxFz7
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regulates the temperature of the damaged area of the skin. For the production of WoolAid patches, wool is first cut from the back of a New Zealand sheep. Then the material is sent to Italy, where it is processed into elastic fabric, and, finally, the last stage of development
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The New Zealand company WoolAid has offered the world patches made of merino wool. According to them, unlike conventional petrochemical-based dressings, the "ultra-thin" merino fabric made of recycled sheep wool absorbs and dissipates moisture, provides ventilation and naturally