Elastoplast Assorted Water Resistant Strips

I decided it was time to clear out the first aid box at home, and thought it was time to re-new some products and to get rid of old one's. My parents tend to buy cheap plaster strips from the £1 shop, how-ever I hate the plaster they sell here as it doesn't stick and falls off within about an hour. I prefer buying well known, trusted brands such as Elastoplast and when I was in my local boots store I picked up a box of 40 water resistant plasters. These were perfect as there was a range of 4 different sized plasters in the box. ~ PACKAGING ~ The plasters come individually wrapped in their own ... more

One Item that I always ensure that I have in my medical draw is plasters as you never know when you will need one. My husband actually purchased our last pack of plasters so came home with the Elastoplast Assorted Water Resistant ones. Personally I never purchase branded plasters as I am quite tight with the pennies but obviously I didn't have a choice this time. These plasters Elastoplast Assorted Plasters in a pack of 40 can be purchased from pharmacy's, large supermarkets and even some local shops. They are currently priced at £2.22 in Boots on a 25% off special offer but normally retail at ... more

I usually have these Elastoplast plasters stored in my medicine cabinet at home, as I have found these plasters unlike other cheaper brands, to be highly reliable and effective protection for cuts and wounds. PRICE Each pack contains 40 plasters and can be found at most major supermarkets and chemists. I usually buy mine from my local Asda supermarket for around £1.80 which is a lot cheaper then boots which sell these for around £2.30. DESIGN The plasters are enclosed in a rectangular box made of card board. The box has a blue colour scheme, with the right side being a darker shade of blue ... more

Im not a big fan of plasters and generally prefer to just leave my injuries to heal in the open but sometimes you just have to have a plaster, as I discovered last weekend when helping out in my inlaws garden and slicing my leg open. Thankfully they had these in the cupboard. The product This product comes in a cardboard box. The left hand side of the box is a pale blue and the right-hand side a darker blue. On the front of the packet is a picure of the various elastoplasts which are included whilst the right hand size states the number of strips included and the statements – ‘water and dirt ... more

I always like to keep a box of plasters handy, it seems that I am always cutting my hands and also I like to keep them on the heels of my higher shoes to stop me from getting blisters or sore feet. I usually like to buy the water resistant plasters as they are much handier to use on my hands than the fabric type that come off or get saturated every time I need to wash my hands or my hands get wet. What is in the Box? There is an assortment of different plasters in this box, there are 40 plasters in total that range between tiny circle ones for small cuts, and larger rectangular ones for bigger ... more