As the severity of the health risks posed by COVID-19 decreases thanks to the success of Canada’s vaccine rollout, wound care is expected to return to pre-pandemic growth patterns across the forecast period. Seasonality and outdoor activity amongst children will remain key growth drivers for the category; however, the increasing prevalence of sedentary lifestyles, even amongst children, may present a challenge in the coming years.
Sticking plasters/adhesive bandages looks set to remain the largest and best performing wound care category in volume and current value terms over the forecast period. Affordable, convenient and sufficient for most minor cuts and abrasions, these products are a staple in Canadian homes.
The scope for innovation in wound care will remain limited by maturity and the generic nature of the products in question. Nonetheless, leading players are expected to attempt to differentiate their brands by offering added-value variants that provide greater efficacy or convenience to users.
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Wound Treatments
This is the aggregation of sticking plasters/adhesive bandages, first aid kits, and gauze, tape, and other wound care. Exclude products that prevent foot blisters and anti-scarring only variants.
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