Cutiderm Extra Thin Hydrocolloid Dressings 7.5 x 7.5 cm - Pack of 10

The Cutiderm Extra Thin Hydrocolloid Dressings are fantastic! They provide excellent protection for minor wounds, cuts and grazes. The extra thin design makes them discreet and comfortable to wear, even under clothing. They stick well without irritating the skin, and they keep the area clean and protected while promoting faster healing - the difference is night and day for healing cuts, grazes and wounds that scab over. When the scabs dry up, they can crack and tear the cuts open (depending on what part of the body they are on, this can happen with everyday movements), hydrocolloid dressings will prevent them from drying up and make the scabs flex with your movements completely preventing the tearing. Healing can be much, much faster in these instances. Highly recommend for anyone needing an effective, low-profile dressing for everyday use.

Really good. The dressing stopped the start of a small bed sore which healed up really quickly.

This is a very good dressing if you have an open burn which is weeping slightly. I had an open burn so I decided to try these out and they work very well, just be mindful when removing as this is super sticky. I found these very useful when having a shower so nothing would irritate the burn I had. When the weeping stopped I switched to using a normal dry type dressing so it would start to dry & heal up.

They worked well for what I needed. They seem to heal small wounds and blisters quicker. I like them.

This is NOT medical advice: it is my own experience. I tried a range of wound dressings but always ended up tearing them off due to the pain - I was too sensitive. Then I thought to google the most comfortable wound dressing and found that Hydrogel ones seemed to be the favourite, leading me to buy these. They are slightly adhesive which concerned me BUT they are genius: just enough to stay on but no pain to take off. They are also comfortable to wear - I ended up not noticing them. I do add Sudocrem to the middle. The bonus is that these are not only the most comfortable (for me) but also the most cost effective that I could find.

These are okay if you have a big space on your face that needs to be healed. They aren't as thin as others I've used but they are fine enough.

This is a slightly weird one! I was putting the plaster on and my arthritic hands let it slip so some of it stuck briefly to the packaging so I couldn't use it on my "wound" because of the paper stuck to it. I was reluctant to waste it so I applied it to my arthritic thumb, I frequently wear a brace because of the pain. The plaster seems to have worked a tiny miracle for me, it's supporting my thumb and it's practically invisible. I have taken a picture - plaster no. 2 in place.

I cut my thumb open with a chainsaw. Friend told me about these type of plasters, so I got some. I used these for 2 wks, changing every other day, my thumb healed in 3wks and it was a down to the bone chunk that got removed. They keep the wound moist and are very waterproof. Team this up with some compression sleeves I had, worked a treat. They can be a little tough to get off. I used breathable tape, cut in to strips to cover the cut, them these over the top, worked much better for me that way.