Cutiderm Sterile Adhesive Wound Dressing 10cm x 10cm - Box of 50

Good product. Good price

Love these adhesive plasters as they do the same job as little fiddly plasters they are a great size Excellent value for money

I had an abscess lanced at hospital and needed to change the dressing over a bank holiday weekend so bought these as they were the ideal size and a good number in the pack.Unfortunatly when I saw the nurse on the Tuesday where the sticky bit of the dressing had been it was red and itchy.I was advised not to use them again.

An excellent product and a welcome addition to our First Aid items

My 2nd box of cutamel, for area, adhesion and comfort I have never found better.

Great bulk savings buy... But! Be warned. These are not "low tack adhesive" dressings. They have to be soaked off. The adhesive is literally strong enough to remove skin if you try to just pull them off. I found out the painful & literally bloody way.

I get a little of boils and have been using the same size plasters from a well known supermarket pharmacy. A few months ago they were 50p but last week the orice was £1.87! So, good old Amazon to the rescue....these plasters are very soft and comfortable to use and I've just discovered they are also waterproof. Great find.

These dressings are like giant plasters. Exactly the same kind of sticky, and gauze pad as nice quality plasters. Quite different from the ones used in hospital, but I don't think these are worse, and it's quite nice that they are more similar to a very familiar first aid kit item, as it makes them easy to use. The pad is pretty small in comparison to the size of the sticky area, which again is not really a bad thing if you're expecting it, and they could easily be used on a larger wound by adding an extra bit of gauze. They are very sticky, and pretty resistant to water. It's easy to keep them on for aweek or more. The hard thing is if you want to be changing them daily, as they're quite difficult to get off so frequently and I'd be concerned about tearing the skin. I experimented with trying to tone down the stickiness with powder or lotion on the skin, but haven't managed to get that to work.