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Tesco Assorted Fabric Plasters: ... was a quiet Saturday afternoon when all hell broke loose. One minute I was peeling potatoes ready for dinner and the next I was extracting the tip of my finger from the evil jaws of the potato peeler. Being medically trained (I have my Brownie First Aid Certificate) I grabbed a clean piece of kitchen towel, applied pressure and shouted for assistance. Assistance duly arrived in the form of an excited six year old. ...
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	Savlon Advanced Plasters Manufacturer: Savlon / First Aid / Plasters - Protect your wound and help speed up the process of healing. overall rating 5 reviews	Compare prices

	Tesco Assorted Fabric Plasters Manufacturer: Tesco / First Aid / Plasters overall rating 8 reviews	Compare prices

	Zam Buk Brand Ointment First Aid / Tin. 7g. - Ingredients: Petrolatum, colophonium, eucalyptus globulus (eucalyptus oil), camphor (camphor oil), cera alba (beeswax), thymus vulgaris (thyme oil). overall rating 8 reviews	Compare prices

	Fastaid Antiseptic Wipes First aid. Manufacturer: Robinson Healthcare. - Comes in a handy pocket-size pack. Kills germs, cleanses, and protects the skin. Ideal for First Aid and personal use. overall rating 1 review	from £ 1.07 Compare prices in 1 shops

	Savlon Antiseptic Wound Wash First Aid / Savlon antiseptic wound wash is a ready-to-use liquid antiseptic with a convenient pump action spray. It protects against infection by cleansing and killing bacteria in cuts, grazes and minor wounds. It effectively washes out dirt and debris without the need to touch sore or broken skin. overall rating 9 reviews	Compare prices

	Deep Freeze Cold Gel Manufacturer: Deep Freeze / First Aid / Muscle pain relief	Compare prices

	Boots Faster Healing Burn Plaster Kit First Aid / overall rating 1 review

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	Savlon Antiseptic Wound Wash ... me this morning managed to step on a small piece of glass and embed it into my foot. Thankfully it didn t go in too deep and I managed to remove it without needing to see anyone. Once removed however, my foot was obviously left bleeding slightly, and any pressure was just going to set it off again. I remembered I had bought some Savlon antiseptic wound wash because I thought it would be easier to apply to a screaming toddler than cream. If necessary I would also be able to spray in the general area if she was moving away from me should the need arise. The product comes packaged in a pump action bottle that is small enough to fit into your bag to take out, but no... Read the full review: Peace of mind for cuts and grazes by abbadabbado
	Savlon Antiseptic Wound Wash ... am always getting lots of little and big scratches up and down my arms and legs if I am wearing shorts from doing my gardening. As I ve said before I ve got a large job on my hands of clearing away a hell of a lot of brambles and rose bushes that really need to be cut right back. So as my arms have started to feel quite sore, I looked into the cupboard and remembered that I had bought this for my son to take away with him when he went away for a week recently ( I know mummy interfering and being over protective again!). Now this Savlon spray is very handy indeed as it gets right onto the wound that needs tending to, this is a Antiseptic Wound Wash and not to be confus... Read the full review: WISHEY WASHEY WOUND WASH!! by nayland
	Savlon Antiseptic Liquid ... always gorwn up with a bottle of Dettol in the bathroom (I swear my mum had OCD as she would have up to 3 baths a day with Dettol in it.... looking back this is not normal behaviour!), which tends to leave a Dettol smell lingering in the house- over the years I have grown to dislike the smell of dettol. And to me, dettol and stronger antiseptics now smell like the aftermath of a police clean up (you know the smell when you walk past a doorway in a city that has been "cleansed" after an accident or an indicent or someone fell ill). Urgh. Therefore- I was pleased to see this on sale as an alternative antiseptic liquid to put in the bath or to soak your c... Read the full review: It almost smells like Radox! Less stinky alternative to dettol by norton501

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