Tesco Antiseptic Wipes Reviews

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Customer Tesco Antiseptic Wipes Reviews (15)

by - written on 15/03/12 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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Review of Tesco Antiseptic Wipes These wipes are invaluable for my partner and I when we go travelling. I am one of those people who always seems to manage to get a cut, graze or bite whatever I am doing, and these are a great way to ensure a minor wound is cleaned properly when on the go. At home, I would tend to use a liquid antiseptic and a gauze pad for this sort of task, but of course, that is not practical in a boat or camper-van environment where space is limited. **The Product And How To Use** Many stores now carry their own range of healthcare products and Tesco is no exception. Their antiseptic wipes are presented in ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/07/11 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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After a recent trip to physiotherapy I went a little wobbly and managed to fall over, I cut my knee and could see it was dirty but I had to go straight back to work so i nipped into the local Tesco and picked up some antiseptic wipes so that i could at least make sure it was cleaned properly. The wipes cost 75p a box and a box contains ten wipes, these are obviously available from Tesco and come in a small cardboard box which is white at the top gradually turning to blue in the middle and then has a green wave at the bottom with a small white cross to the side of the box. On the front of the box you have the name Tesco and title Antiseptic wipes and then it ... Read the complete review

by - written on 17/05/11 (Very useful, 28 readings)
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In our household we work pretty manual jobs and because of this one of us seems to always be coming home with cuts, grazes or bruises. I always ensure I keep a well stocked medicine cabinet and first aid kit but the main reason for purchasing these was after my partner had an operation. He needed some help keeping the wound clean as it was in a location that wasn't very easy for him to clean himself (bottom of his back), so this is where I came in! As the wound was meant to be left open after a couple of days and I had to return to work I wanted something I could use a couple of times a day to ensure everything was kept clean and hygienic, particularly as we live in a ... Read the complete review

by - written on 18/12/10 (Very useful, 75 readings)
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Those who have had a caesarean will know how important it is to keep the wound dry, clean and protected as you want to prevent infection as much as possible. Now, I did all of these things plus regularly bathing in a bath without any bath foam (didn't want to cause any irritation) and dressing the wound during the day and allowing it to breath when I went to bed. However, I am now on my second course of antibiotics as even though I tried to do everything to prevent infection I now have an infection although not serious it is apparently very common. My doctor gave me all the advise I already knew but didn't give me any dressings or wipes so I had to buy my ... Read the complete review

by - written on 13/02/13, updated on 13/02/13 (Very useful, 34 readings)
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Not until I read a review on here did I even know about the existence of these and after reading so many positive comments I popped them on my shopping list and picked them up the other day. I am a rather clumsy person and not only that I cut my legs and the likes shaving often and so thought I may as well give these a go at only 70p for a box of ten wipes as they seemed good value to me. The Packaging: The wipes come individually wrapped in a white paper packet where on there we are told clearly what they are and then we are told a bit about the wipe and how to use it, warnings and ingredients plus contact details for Tesco are given as well and ... Read the complete review
