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Tesco Assorted Fabric PlastersNewest Review: ... I needed finger tip shaped plasters or the ones for knuckles that I could fold over to stem the bleeding which was incidently ... more |
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by - written on 28/08/07
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its a nice thing
by - written on 27/09/09 (Very useful, 20 readings)
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T'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. I dispatched her to the cupboard for the first aid kit. First aid kit retrieved she spent a happy few minutes pawing through the contents to see what lay hidden in its depths. She finally located the box of Assorted Tesco Plasters and dumped them ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/07/09 (Very useful, 71 readings)
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Sometimes I don't what my life is coming to when I feel it's perfectly normal for myself to write a review on plasters. Nevertheless I shall plough on despite the pain that my little finger is having to endure! I don't know whether you've had the pleasurable experience of ripping your fingernail (well a lot of it) off. With the aid of a potato pealer I vow to never use again. There I was happily (sort of) shedding the peal of a new potato not really paying much attention, seconds later swearing like you wouldn't believe possible. Strictly speaking there wasn't much damage it just hurt and was bleeding a bit too much for my liking. Anyhow, out ... Read the complete review
by - written on 20/02/09 (Very useful, 122 readings)
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Plasters are an essential for any modern medicine cabinet, we may only use one on the odd occasion but you can guarantee the minute you throw the empty packet into the waste bin and forget to replace it someone has a mishap. I am not a great fan of plasters to be honest, I hate the way that the skin goes all withered when it is trapped underneath the plaster. But if you have a cut or an abrasion that needs to be kept germ free then they are a must. Years ago I used to work in the school kitchens and we always had a large supply of those useless blue plastic plasters that were especially designed to `show up` if by any chance they fell off while you were ... Read the complete review
by - written on 04/06/09 (Very useful, 30 readings)
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I feel a bit had by Tesco over these plasters. These were the only plasters I could find in our local Tesco. I checked the whole of the health and beauty bit, but the only brand of plasters I could find were these Tesco ones on a special display stand. There were on offer for two boxes for £2. Normally they're a bit over £1 per box so I thought I might as well get two for the small saving. You always need plasters and it's not like they go out of date. I opened up the first plaster out of this box and put it on the blister that was on my foot, when I got home of course. Getting the backing wrapper off was fiddly, and I tore the plaster slightly trying to ... Read the complete review

