Smith & Nephew Jelonet Reviews

Smith & Nephew Jelonet First Aid

Description:Brand: Smith & Nephew / Type: Parrafin Gauze Dressing

Newest Review: ... I had lots of these dressings and they lasted me for years but as soon as the last one was gone I ordered more online as I ... more

 ... think they are a really useful thing to have. I was first introduced to these dressings a few years ago, I will try to explain why the doctor gave me these without being too graphic so you have a better understanding of what they may be used for. At the time we had carpeted stairs which I had a habit of falling down regularly. On this particular day my big toe got caught on those awful spiky grips under the carpet which tore a few layers of skin off the end of my big toe leaving it almost flat and a bit blood...more

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Jelonet 10cm x 10cm - Pack of 10 Dressing
Jelonet* is a paraffin gauze dressing Features: # Soft paraffin b ...
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JELONET 5CMX5CM 66000678 5
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Customer Smith & Nephew Jelonet Reviews (1)

bettyboop2002
Smith & Nephew Jelonet: A dressing for blood and gore! (693 words)
by - written on 24/10/12 (Very useful, 240 readings)
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Jelonet dressings are made by the company Smith and Nephew, they are available in boxes of various sizes and quantities. The last box I bought contains 10 dressings measuring 10x10cm. I've previously had the smaller 5x5cm dressings and much larger are available. Each square comes in a sachet which is like paper on the outside and aliminium on the inside, it isn't recommended to cut a bit off and use the dressing again as it isn't guaranteed to be sterile but I sometimes do this with minor grazes, although not with open wounds. These dressings are available online for between £6-7. The dressing is a paraffin gauze which reminds me of net covered in a ...  Read the complete review