Leukoplast Aqua Pro - Non-Sterile Wound Dressing Strips - Waterproof and Absorbent, First-aid Plasters - Protects While Swimming and Showering, Transparent, 38mm x 63 mm – Box of 10

These are some of the best plasterers I have ever used after surgery. Little spot spots on my surgical scar would not heal no matter how much cream or anything I used they would just rub and become raw. I use a little bit of cream on these as they are non-sterile, but they are just brilliant they stick like the stickiest sticky stuff you have ever used and completely waterproof and they do exactly what they do do perfectly. I can highly recommend them for your first aid kit or for Any usage you have may have.

These plasters are really good — they don’t come off easily. I used them when I got my wrists pierced, and they stayed on even when they got wet. They were so sticky that they did rip my skin a bit when I removed them, but the fact that they stayed on so well outweighed that. I’ve already ordered a few more packs!

Really difficult to remove. Hard to find an edge to lift up. Stick like glue. Ok if a wound needs weeks to heal!

I bought these plasters after keyhole surgery and they’ve been excellent. The size is perfect for covering small stitches from the procedure and they’ve stayed secure without any issues. Being waterproof, they make showering so much easier compared to regular dressings, which is a huge plus during recovery. They’re also a good replacement for the ones provided by the hospital, just as effective if not better. The only thing to be mindful of is that the plaster can stick to itself when you’re applying it if you’re not careful. That’s more of a user issue than a product fault and really just shows how strong and sticky they are. Overall, I would recommend these to anyone needing reliable, waterproof dressings after surgery.

These dressings really do stick well to clean skin, some of the most adhesive dressings I have come across.

Great but I keep sweating them off, the adhesive is not that strong. The wound is on the palm of my hand possibly why it is harder to stick as I move my hand a lot.

They are very easy to apply by removing the two flaps like regular plasters, apply to the wound and then pull the red tab to remove the outer cover leaving the skin-like plaster in situ. They do stay on for several days in our experience even with bathing and are thus waterproof. However, they are low tack and easy to remove and perhaps accidentally if caught with a fingernail.

I never write reviews for products but after 41 years of life with inadequate plasters, I felt compelled! I bought this after a really large ganglion cyst aspiration on my foot and heading on holiday (ie lots of swimming in the sea 🥰) so wanted something actually waterproof because I'm not supposed to emerse the wound in water. And just WOW! These stick so much it's actually v tricky to get them off and for once the actual dressing part in the middle was bone dry after an experimental bath dip or two. Where have these been?! And for the price. Don't hesitate 😂😍

The first bandage I have found that actually sticks to skin. Will only buy these going forward!!

It holds warll under light washing and scrubbing your hand... I say this because my wound was on. My finger .