Wound treatments market research

Euromonitor has the world’s most comprehensive research on the wound treatments category within the consumer health industry. We monitor and analyse industry trends around the world, including in-depth data on market share and market size – from the “big picture” qualitative analysis; down to specific category data.

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Our wound treatments market research answer questions such as:

What is the market size of wound treatments?
What are the major brands in wound treatments?
What novel technologies are being used in sticking plasters/adhesive bandages?

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Country Report

Wound Care in Spain

In 2011, wound care declined by 1% in current value terms to reach EUR22 million. Wound care has responded to strong private label competition in the latter part of the review period. The deep economic crisis in Spain shaped sales of wound care. The ...

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Wound Care in Colombia

Wound care increased by 4% in current value terms in 2011. New designs and forms of sticking plasters/adhesive bandages gave dynamism to the exhibition of products. One of the innovations was products with different levels of adherence. Players are ...

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Wound Care in Brazil

Sticking plasters/adhesive bandages accounted for a 76% share of value sales of wound care products in 2011. Sales growth is contingent upon manufacturers’ ability to stimulate the usage of wound care products, particularly sticking plasters/adhesive...

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Wound Care in Bosnia-Herzegovina

The performance of wound care in Bosnia-Herzegovina in 2011 was slightly weaker than the average recorded over the review period. This is a relatively mature category, moving at a slow pace. The category was boosted over the review period as wound ...

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Wound Care in Guatemala

In 2011, current value sales of wound care reached GTQ7 million after a 6% increase in current value terms. One of the key groups of consumers of wound care products are children. In Guatemala demographics favour the performance of wound care, with ...

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Wound Care in Ukraine

During the financial crisis wound care could not boast of new technological delivery formats or other progressive changes and remained one of the most mature categories in OTC consumer health in Ukraine. Consumer spending increased, which benefited ...

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Wound Care in Dominican Republic

Consumers buy wound care products as part of first aid kits, with recommendations from the authorities to keep such items in the car, home and office for prompt application to a wound before receiving further medical attention. These products are ...

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Wound Care in Latvia

Wound care increased its value share through non-health retailers in 2011. The share of more expensive brands increased in 2011 as consumers were willing to spend more on higher quality products. Producers postponed introduction of new technologies ...

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Wound Care in Malaysia

With wound care, particularly sticking plasters/adhesive bandages being necessities for consumers, they were increasingly less concerned about the difference in product quality between private label and branded products. This is especially the case ...

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Wound Care in South Africa

Wound care grew by 6% in value terms during 2011; a big drop compared to the 8% growth recorded in 2010. The drop in value growth was influenced by an increased number of people visiting public health institutions in place of visiting pharmacies. ...

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