HypaPlast Blue Catering Plasters, Finger Extension (Pack of 40)

Not much to say, they're only plasters after all! Finger plasters.They adhere well, they're detectable blue, so good for first aid in food making, manufacturing industries (it matters).They are comfy to have an and haven't caused any skin irritations. Great for knuckles and the fingers or thumbs and these ones don't slide off, like others. Relatively waterproof.Definitely worth the money.

Always come in handy in a manual labour job. Cuts are just part of every day life. Added to my ever growing first aid kit.

Returned:I bought these having had a minor accident and needing to keep the wound dry.I tried several but they would not stick to my skin. The length of the wraps was too short and soon began to flap - despite having quite slender fingers. My biggest concern was that they let water in, right onto an open wound, and that's seriously bad news in this Covid era.The glue was beginning to itch even after a short while.The wound pads were not aligned straight, and making the possibility of waterproofing difficult at the short edges.All round I think there's something dodgy about these, poor quality control, questionable materials? I will avoid the brand and may need to resort to my local chemist in the High Street.

Good for the price and my main reason for dropping their rating is that they are not waterproof in my experience. I use them at home only & they stick ok initially. However, if I worked in a steamy kitchen, where I regularly need to wash my hands, I may be disappointed in their performance. They make the skin sweat a bit too so not perfect but ok for normal, everyday use where it doesn’t matter too much if they fall off when wet.

Can NOT come into contact with water as it loses all stickiness immediately. Used these plasters on my knuckles and had to replace it every time I washed my hands. Will not be buying these again.