Reliance Medical Easiplaster - Fast and Easy Application, Adhesive-Free and Washproof Bandage, 5 m x 6 cm

This product is amazing. I suggest everyone should keep this in their first aid kit . I cut my finger open very deep and held it together with this product. I was able to carry on at work with no problems.

Bought this after I sliced my finger open on a tin. Great for putting over the top of gauze and dressings and sticks to itself so no need for tape, which I’m allergic to. This is permanently in our home now with the first aid kit. We wouldn’t be without it.

Not great when it gets wet so a mark off for that but this stuff is amazing. I was really skeptical at first but was pleasantly surprised. Worked a treat around a finder wound and stuck to itself very well. Easy to cut to size and use accordingly. Only used on a finger so unsure of how it would work on other areas of the body. Very impressed 😊

I use under rock tape etc . It's like a thin sponge. It allows my skin to breathe beneath the tape and stops my skin reacting to the tape. It's so helpful. My skin was suffering badly until I found it. It's so soft .easy to cut to shape.

This product works well but can slip off if it gets wet. It is better than most plasters and is good in awkward areas. It can work to cover a plaster or on its own.

Very good for certain applications like using it to hold on a sterile bandage. But don't use by itself over a nasty cut; it can stick to a wound and tear off a scab. A good addition to an emergency kit if used properly.

Initially impressed, but it does not stay stuck!

I absolurl;y love this stuff. For some reason I keep cutting my fingers and this stuff can be cut to any size. You can put a simple dressing underneath and then wrap Easyplaster around it. It doesn't block evaporation from the wound so it heals quite fast. The only drawback (on figers) is it can get wet during normal household activities but hey! you can't have everything! and I recommend extra large surgical gloves to keep your hands dry

This self-adhesive wrap doesn't stick to skin at all — it only bonds to itself, which means its real use is wrapping over a wound, not holding anything directly in place. That same self-bonding makes it awkward to apply: once you peel the paper backing off, it grabs itself before you can get it positioned. On the plus side, it stretches, compresses well, and tears cleanly to whatever length you need — no scissors required. Paper backing on both sides is a nice touch too. I'm skeptical of the "stops bleeding" claim, though. It's waterproof, but it doesn't form a watertight seal around the wound — so any bleeding control is more likely coming from wrapping it tight enough to restrict circulation, not from anything in the material itself.