I have a skin condition on my hands which makes them quite sore at times, so to keep dirt etc out of any abrasions I usually apply a plaster when I am working in the kitchen. I like to buy a dressing strip rather than ready-cut plasters as it is more versatile to cut to the size you need. Asda dressing strip is one of the cheaper ones on the market. I hadn't tried it before and really need to save the pennies these days so thought I'd give it a go. The 1m strip is sold in a small box and costs just 28p. When you consider how much Elastoplast costs, that is quite a saving! The labelling is the usual white and green of the Asda Smart Price ...  Read the complete review

I am what my Mother often refers to as a clumsy clot! I am forever cutting and banging myself not to mention of late getting bitten by three new hamsters I have bought and being accident prone with a razor. Recently as well my flatmate and boyfriend have been helping me to decorate the flat and move furniture about and I can't tell you how much blood we have lost between the three of us of late! I always have a box of plasters in my medicine cabinet in the bathroom though always buy what I think of as cheap ones and more often than not when you do that you get one size of so many in a box. This dressing strip is simply 1 metre of sticky plaster on a roll so ...  Read the complete review

Asda Smart Price Dressing Strip Having two very active and boisterous boys in the house means that having a full first aid kit is a necessity. My boys are constantly skidding, running and climbing and inevitably end up with a fair few grazed knees and elbows. Although I prefer to clean them up and leave them open to the air, sometimes plasters are needed. My youngest thinks its fantastic when he gets the honour of a plaster...his little war wound is then showed off to every visitor...boys!!! Well I used to buy the expensive patterned ones but found that they tended to loss there stickiness very quickly and if your using a plaster to keep a cut ...  Read the complete review

Plasters are a must have item in my first aid box. I am prone to cutting my fingers when chopping the vegtables and if not me it will be one of the children. My daughter just started walking this summer and she is such a determined thing she walks fast and trips over, cuts and scraped knees but a plaster always helps with the two second recovery. Running short on plasters i was in Asda checking out the shelf when i spotted the Asda smart price plasters at a cheap price i had to give them a try. Asda smart price plaster comes in a cardboard box that's white and green stating at the top its a smart price product. Asda smart price plasters cost £0.29p. I wasn't ...  Read the complete review

We all get cuts and grazes now and again. I often get blisters on my feet aswell. The Asda Smart Price Dressing Strip measures 6cm wide X 1metre in length. Priced at a very reasonable 28pence I were most surprised at the quantity of product I got for such a small amount. The 1 metre length has lasted a long time and I am probably only halfway through it. The Dressing Strip comes in typical Asda Smart Price packaging. The distinct green and white packaging states only the important information and is very simple in design and form. There is a small green cross on the box to suggest this is a medical product, other than that the packing is typical of this ...  Read the complete review