Tesco Assorted Fabric Plasters Reviews
Newest Review: ... plasters, so when we were looking at the plasters on the shelf we stuck to the skin coloured fabric plasters and as I told ... more
... him these were the best ones, he was happy to go along with that.
A box of 40 plasters cost me £1, or approximately 2.2p per plaster. The other brand on the shelf was elastoplast, which was nearer to £1.60, and as this is something worn for a little while to allow the skin to start healing then discarded, I didn't see the point in splashing the cash here on something more expensive.
Within the box there are a nice selection of sizes of plasters. 8 large rectangular plasters (25 x 76mm) for knee injuries. 20 plasters ...more
Customer Tesco Assorted Fabric Plasters Reviews (26)
by - written on 28/08/07
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its a nice thing
Not suitable for use on hairy men (555 words)by - written on 27/09/09, updated on 27/09/09 (Very useful, 80 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 24/09/12 (Very useful, 43 readings)
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==Overview== I'm not the greatest fan of the humble plaster, mainly because I don't think they work brilliantly and more often than not when you wash your hands, the plaster un-sticks and falls off so you have to get another one out. Anyway, sometimes you get cuts and grazes that need covering for hygiene reasons, sometimes to keep infection away from the cut and sometimes because the darned thing just won't stop bleeding. These plasters from Tesco are cheap and fairly cheerful. They are £1 for around 40 assorted sized plasters. They are fabric plasters rather than the foamy type plasters that you can also get. ==My ... Read the complete review
by - written on 22/06/12 (Very useful, 39 readings)
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Plasters are something that just about everyone keeps in the home and we are no exception. The plasters I currently have are Tesco Fabric Plasters, I personally hate waterproof plasters, they always seem to rigid and for some reason never stick to me. I picked up a packet of Fabric Plasters from my local Tesco which cost just £1.00 for a pack of 40. The plasters are sold in a box which is mainly green and white, the front of the box has the Tesco logo across the top and also informs the customer that these are Assorted Fabric Plasters which promise to be soft ad durable, breathable and flexible. The box also shows a few pictures of the plasters. The ... Read the complete review
by daisylee3 - written on 26/03/12
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I'm currently covered in ugly marks and scratches due to my boyfriends puppy, Evie, who finds great joy in sitting next to me and poking me with her paws, jumping up me or throwing herself on me whenever she gets the chance. I've got an especially nasty, quite deep cut on my upper arm from when she managed to open my bedroom door and leaped full speed at me dragging her paw down my arm as she did it, and as it's getting warmer by the day I am in a rush to heal it so that I don't have to cover my arms up in cardi's! Plasters help keep wounds clean and free from infection, it helps protect wounds from any nasties such as bacteria and dirt and it also helps ... Read the complete review
