An economical pack, you can cut it to the size needed. Especially handy if it's a large cut or graze. Saves fiddling around with several plasters.
I keep a pack in my house and first aid kit in my car.
Yes I'd recommend it
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40 Reviews
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03/05/2022
Great plaster, stickier than all others
This is the master of all plasters!
Expensive but far superior and stickier than all other brands. I have never had problems with these falling off.
Also great to be able to cut to the size you need, particulalrly for very small or very large cuts/ injuries.
Yes there are cheaper versions but why risk poor alternatives ? When you have an injury you can be reassured that this product absorbs blood & fluid, cushions over the painful part and sticks well. Then you can carry on with what you were doing. Even better, you can cut to the size you need. A first aid item everyone needs
used for the grandchildren to sooth the scratch , and I drew a smiling face on one too
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28/04/2022
Good but difficult to cut
Good plaster but difficult to cut sometimes due to the nature of the material. But I like how you can cut to desired shape as usually I find the small plaster finish first and I’m lef with big ones only
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22/04/2022
Beats standard plasters
Much more useful than a standard plaster, I always use these cut your own. They stick better too. Still usually needs replacing daily on my hands.
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