My almost 18 month year old daughter has been described by many as 'having no fear' and she doesn't seem to fear getting bumped or cut as she runs madly around. However, a few months ago, when buying plasters for myself I thought I should buy a child's pack for her, so when the inevitable fall came I would be prepared and with nice girly looking plasters, I thought it would take the edge off any open wound. Tesco have a couple of packets of children's plasters, one designed more for boys and this one more for girls, costing 80p for a pack of 30, which is reasonable enough. On the front of the plaster box, it states that these plasters are 'water ...  Read the complete review

One product I always have in my house, my desk drawer at work and even in my handbag are plasters. Whether they are for me or someone else I find them a handy little item to have. I have a wide stash at home, I end up buying a box if they are on offer or thinking I have run out and actually I still have three boxes stashed away! I'm not accident prone whatsoever but plasters are one of those products that I can't live without and I think most people would agree that they are incredibly useful and of course effective. Because of me being me I have separate plasters for my daughter, nieces, nephews and very young cousins as I like to think that should they need ...  Read the complete review

My youngest daughter couldn't care less when she gets an injury and just carries on whatever she was doing however my older daughter gets a scratch and thinks her arms going to fall off. My daughter always likes to have pretty looking plasters but I begrudge paying a fortune for something that is going to go in the bin, we have had the monkey Tesco plasters before so when I saw these ones which are a little more girly I decided to buy her some. Obviously as these plasters are a Tesco products you can only buy them from Tesco and they are a pretty decent price at 80p for a box of 30 plasters. The plasters come in a cardboard box which has green ...  Read the complete review

So I guess I'm just a big kid for buying these, but you cannot complain when you get thirty decent little plasters for just 80p! I cut my hand open on a tin and borrowed a plaster from the first aid box that my landlord keeps in the house, and needed to replace the plaster pretty quick to stop infection. I bought these for 80p from my local Tesco on the day the accident happened! --Personal experience-- I can say that applying liberal amounts of Savlon does nothing to reduce the effectiveness of these, obviously you need to try and make sure your hand is as dry as possible before applying any plaster, but certain plasters are more resilient to being ...  Read the complete review

As a mother there is nothing worse than your children in pain or hurt, thankfully often all that is required is a little mummy love and a special plaster! What are they? Tesco Bug plasters are normal plasters which are decorated with bugs and butterflies; each box contains 30 assorted plasters. Cost and stockist These plasters are available from all large Tesco stores my local express ones do not sell them and they are also available on line at www.tesco.com . These plasters are excellent value at only 80p they do also come with monkeys on as well. Why buy? These plasters are excellent value are designed with children ...  Read the complete review