Boots Finger Stalls Reviews

Boots Finger Stalls First Aid

Newest Review: ... to wash and dry up, wash myself and so on and it was actually my Stepdad that took me to Boots going on about these as I had ... more

 ... never heard of them and he treated me to a box of them. The Packaging: The box these come in is cardboard and dark and light green in colour and square in shape and on the front of the box and in white and black writing we are told that they are Boots Pharmaceuticals Finger Stalls 'Protects, Adjustable, Flexible', and that there are 2 provided in a box and that they are one size and then on the back of the box other information listed includes being told a little bit about the product and directions for using the fi...more

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Customer Boots Finger Stalls Reviews (2)

xxfoxyredxx
Boots Finger Stalls: Not sure why called a stall?! (643 words)
by - written on 20/05/13 (Very useful, 44 readings)
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Just recently I had a really nasty accident. I won't go into too many details (some people are queasy afterall lol) but with a sharp knife I went right through my finger, passed out and needed stitches! My finger was very mashed up and after applying stick on stitches at the hospital (I left it too long to get them properly done!) they did a very good job however over the stitches I was left with just one piece of bandage over said stitches which concerned me slightly as puss and blood did seep through. Keeping it clean was a nightmare let alone dry and I was very concerned about getting the stitching wet and so on and yet I still wanted to go on about my ...  Read the complete review

Bellroyd
He went........thataway! (529 words)
by - written on 19/05/11 (Very useful, 172 readings)
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On Saturday last, I was pulling on some tight boots and rather than loosen the laces a bit to make it easier, I just slipped my right index finger down the back of the boot and forced my foot into the boot. Ouch! Although managing to get my foot in, I had rubbed off the top of the little blister that had formed at the top of my finger from using my sander the previous day and a little circle of skin was exposed and red raw. There was no blood and I was more concerned about getting to the shop to get something for my toothache than anything else, so I just carried on. However, it's amazing how often you use the top of your finger and when it's a bit sore with ...  Read the complete review