Elastoplast Fabric Extra Flexible Plaster, Pack of 40, Cranberry[Amazon-developed Certification] Compact by Design

These are my go to plasters. The box contains 40 plasters in 4 different sizes, making them perfect for the home first aid box. They’re soft, flexible and comfortable to wear. They stretch with movement without peeling away and generally stay put unless they get too wet. My only criticism would be that they’re not as water repellent as described however I always find the waterproof versions unreliable so this doesn't bother me. The packaging claims they block 99% of bacteria, though I’m unsure how effective this is given they’re not fully waterproof.The plasters are breathable while still protecting the wound and helping it heal, and the cushioned pad provides extra comfort by reducing pain from knocks. I have sensitive skin, and these don’t cause me any irritation, but they do contain latex, so may not be suitable for everyone.Overall, they’re comfortable, effective, and always good value for money.

I’ve been using these plasters for a while now, and I’m really impressed. The fabric is soft and stretchy, making them comfortable to wear even for long periods. They don’t feel stiff or restrictive, and they stay in place, even if you’re moving around a lot.They stick well without being overly sticky, and I haven’t had any issues with them peeling off too soon. The breathable fabric helps keep the area dry, which is great for preventing irritation or infection. They also do a solid job of protecting cuts and scrapes while allowing the skin to heal.The variety of sizes in the pack is really handy, so you always have the right size for different types of wounds. Whether it’s a small cut or a larger scrape, they’ve worked great.These plasters are reliable and comfortable, and I’d definitely recommend them for everyday use.

We average about 10 plasters a day (my pre-schooler loves to ‘need’ them, injury or not) so these have proved to be great value when bundled on offer and they stick brilliantly when actually required!

As someone who frequently needs a reliable plaster for minor cuts and scrapes, I was eager to try these Extra Flexible Fabric Plasters. Here’s how they performed across key areas:Pros:Flexibility:True to their name, these plasters are impressively flexible. They adhere seamlessly to joints and curved areas like knuckles and elbows without peeling off, even with constant movement. This flexibility makes them perfect for people with active lifestyles.Breathability:The breathable fabric ensures that the skin underneath doesn’t feel suffocated or overly moist. This feature is essential for promoting quicker healing and preventing irritation.Size Options:The larger size is excellent for covering bigger wounds or scrapes. It's ideal for knees, elbows, or other areas requiring extra coverage.Water Repellences:While not fully waterproof, these plasters effectively repel light water exposure, such as washing hands or getting caught in the rain. They stayed in place without losing adhesion.Cons:Waterproof Limitation:Although water-repellent, the adhesive starts to weaken after prolonged exposure to water. For swimming or heavy water exposure, a fully waterproof option might be better.Adhesive Strength:While the adhesive is generally strong, it might leave a slight residue on sensitive skin after removal. It's worth noting for those with delicate skin or allergies.Durability:The fabric material, while flexible, may start to fray slightly at the edges after extended use, especially in high-friction areas.

My go to plaster. Favourite plaster is the fabric ones, these in particular feel sturdy and hold getting wet, also don’t peel after a few hours but they will need changing after 12hours for cleanliness.

Good plasters , very durable , good value for the money.

These plasters are so good. They’re super sticky so they don’t fall off but you’re not left with any nasty residue. Good choice of sizes too.

Plasters, not exactly rocket science. But Elastoplast fabric actually stick, so the extra cost is well worth it. You'll spend more having to replace cheap ones constantly.