I'm a bit of a sucker for new innovative products, and when I saw this spray plaster on one of my many small- child induced trips to the first aid section, I was intrigued. It seemed very Space Age. I didn't buy any for a while, as at around £6 it seemed a lot to pay for a small 32ml can. As the product's name would suggest the can contains a product that contains a protective film that you spray onto wounds, it dissolves over time. In a rash supermarket spending moment I finally took the plunge and bought some of this to go on holiday, and having used it now for a couple of months I have to say I am actually converted and think that this product is a great ...  Read the complete review

We bought this as a handy option to carry around and as something which could potentially provide immediate relief if one of the family cut themselves. Unfortunately I think we were just wanting to see how new technology worked and wanting to try something different. After using this for a while I've decided we should go back to old fashioned plasters, as I didn't enjoy using these at all. In essence the Elastoplast spray plaster should allow you to spray over an area with a cut or graze and it provides a transparent, breathable and flexible film over the graze, so it is a plaster but doesn't feel rigid and firm to the touch, but ensures your cut ...  Read the complete review

I usually buy traditional plasters, although as a nurse I am aware of spray coverings to wounds although I had never seen these outside of the clinical environment. I was intrigued as to how the Elastoplast Spray Plaster actually worked and so I purchased it really only for this purpose! The spray plaster comes in a stray can that contains 32mls of the spray plaster solution and this costs £6.65 from Boots. If you compare this to the price of normal plasters then it is really quite expensive and I felt it would have to be pretty good to actually be economically viable to choose this over traditional plasters. Apparently there is enough applications in this can to last ...  Read the complete review

I recently cut the top of my finger with a sharp knife, not badly but enough to need a plaster for a few days. The cut was in an awkward place and I found it impossible to keep a plaster on it all the while. One of my colleagues recommended I give Spray Plaster a try. As I was going through plasters like they were going out of fashion I took her advise and popped to Tesco in my lunch break. I bought a can of Elastoplast Spray Plaster, it wasn't cheap! It cost £6.20 for a small 30g can, but if it stayed in place I thought it would be worth it. The can comes in a cardboard sleeve which is navy blue and red, it has Elastoplast written across the ...  Read the complete review

We all use plasters at sometime or other in our lives and they can be a little bit of a nuisance when they keep falling off fingers etc and we have to keep replacing them constantly. I like everyone have a medicine chest and it is usually stocked with lots of plasters and I also carry a few in my handbag for those little emergencies outdoors. I was on my holidays last year and my hubby cut his finger on a doorway and the plasters kept falling off his finger and the cut was quite big and sore and so he had to keep replacing the covering and we popped into a supermarket to see if there had anything better to use and we found this delightful little ...  Read the complete review