Safety First Aid Group HypaCover Adhesive Wound Dressing - Medium, 8.6 x 6 cm (Pack of 25) Sterile Hypoallergenic

It does the job. Never comes off until you pull it off. Very good.

I worked in the operating theatre for over 40 years. In that time I’ve used many of this type of expensive surgical dressings.This dressing is one of the best I’ve ever used.It is a good size and the pad is very absorbent.Great for exudate and doesn’t stick to the wound.The adhesive stays firmly stuck to the skin, but is painless and easy to remove.The price of these quality dressings is absolutely brilliant, compared to Mepore type dressings.Can’t see why NHS Supplies are not buying these dressings as a preference.No wonder the NHS is running out of money!!

They're good and can be cut to size but the glue is too strong, hard to remove and leaves a lot of residue. I was disappointed as it was hassle to clean it off my skin.

These are great and a really good quality

Good strong adhesive plaster

These were perfect for covering a 2nd degree burn on my thigh.Comfortable to wear & stayed on even after a shower.All I will say if you have hair where you put one of these one be prepared for it to give you a free mini wax.

You can get similar dressings (albeit a tad smaller at 10x7cm) from Superdrug, costing £3.20 for 5.As such, with a box of 25 costing £6, these are excellent value - and you get same day delivery!I find these dressings to be easy and effective to use - just as good as any others I have purchased. I am allergic to normal plasters so these are a godsend - and much easier to use rather than a dressing held down by Micropore tape.While advertised as 10x8cm, the actual pad area is about 6x5cm - which is adequate for most grazes and lesions. However, you do need to ensure the surrounding skin is dry before application.I usually treat the lesion with an antiseptic spray, dry the surrounding skin and then leave it for about 5 minutes before applying a dressing. I change the dressing once or twice a day.Once applied, these do stick well to the skin and can be tricky to remove even after a shower. I find pulling gently at a corner works best and is relatively painless (though ensure the lesion is fully covered by the absorbent pad rather than the sticky area!).I now keep a supply of these in our kitchen and car first aid kits - and it's generally better to have a dressing that is too large rather than too small!

The product itself is as described though I would say that it's not suitable for sensitive skin as it's adhesive is very strong to the point that it can be difficult to remove leaving pieces of the bandage on the skin and it can rip your skin as well.Still a solid item.