Elastoplast Spray Plaster

Give me a kitchen and a knife and yes, your guaranteed to find a cut somewhere on my hand. Plasters are a norm for me but I do find them getting in the way quite a bit of the time and when cooking, I am worried about the amount of germs that the good old plaster can harbour. Always on hand in my medicine cupboard would be a small bottle of Germoline New Skin. Stings like hell when you put it on but still. Not any more though now, I have found Elastoplast Spray Plaster. Elastoplast are well known for making plasters and recently when walking around my local Tesco on my regular weekly shopping ... more

Plasters are a must have in any house and with two little girls who are quite prone to tripping over and gaining the odd cut they are an absolute necessity for us. However, although I have nothing against them in principle, with the normal type of sticky plaster which we are all used to, there comes a number of problems. Firstly, sometimes they do not stay on long enough. It's really annoying when a plaster starts to come away from the cut and flaps all over the place, especially if you are out somewhere and can't immediately replace it. It's irritating and it's also no longer protecting the ... more

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 ... more

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 ... more

***What it does Elastoplast spray plaster is just that. Spray it onto grazes and minor cuts to form a transparent flexible and breathable film that seals out water, dirt and bacteria. ***Likes*** One of the best things about this product is that it removes the 'aaaaargggh!' factor of ordinary plasters as it wears off naturally over a couple of days once applied. This is the product for anyone that doesn't like the pain of removing an ordinary plaster from a tender wound to find the plaster ripping skin and scab away. It's easy to apply and dries fast and, being waterproof yet breathable, your ... more