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Wound Dressing (hydrocolloid patches) ✅

Flexible face tape (safe for skin)

Acne patch with microneedle

Develop a wound dressing (hydrocolloid patch)

Define consumer needs through interviewing real expert users (athlete, dermatologist, and pharmacist)

Target also foreigners in Korea by using two-sided packaging both in English and Korean

Athletes

Dermatologists

Pharmacists

Biodegradable patch: Patches that are designed to gradually degrade as the wound heals, reducing the need for frequent dressing changes.

Nanotechnology: Nanostructured patches that can release therapeutic agents in a controlled manner and promote tissue regeneration at the nanoscale.

Name: NAN다 or Nan다 Biodregrable Patch

Slogan: "Smart Healing, Naturally"

Size: Multiple sizes in one package

Possible materials: Polymer-based nano particles

Alginate Bandages: Alginate can be formed into a flexible bandage-like material that conforms to the shape of the wound. It's absorbent and can maintain a moist wound environment. Alginate bandages are relatively easy to manufacture and can be cost-effective.

Chitosan Bandages: Similar to alginate, chitosan can be formed into bandage-like materials. Chitosan has antimicrobial properties, which can help prevent infections in the wound. Chitosan bandages are biodegradable and can provide a protective barrier over the wound.

Cellulose Bandages: Cellulose can be processed into thin films or fibers that can be used to create bandage-like dressings. Cellulose bandages are lightweight, breathable, and biodegradable. They can conform well to the wound area and provide a protective covering.

PLA Bandages: PLA can be formed into thin films or fibers suitable for bandage applications. PLA bandages are biodegradable, lightweight, and have good mechanical strength. They can provide a protective covering over the wound while allowing for breathability.

Wheat Gluten Bandages: Wheat gluten can be processed into flexible films or membranes that can be used as bandages. Wheat gluten bandages are biodegradable and can conform to the shape of the wound. They may require additional processing to improve flexibility and adhesion properties.