

🩹 Elevate your first aid game with dressings that work as hard as you do!
Safety First Aid Group HypaCover Adhesive Wound Dressings (8.6 x 6 cm, pack of 25) offer sterile, hypoallergenic protection with a highly absorbent, non-adherent pad designed to contour to tricky body areas. Individually wrapped for hygiene, these breathable dressings accelerate healing while minimizing trauma, making them a must-have for professional and home first aid kits alike.









| ASIN | B01CTYAEY6 |
| ASIN | B01CTYAEY6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 2,172 in Health & Personal Care ( See Top 100 in Health & Personal Care ) 8 in Dressing Pads |
| Brand | Safety First Aid Group |
| Country of origin | China |
| Country of origin | China |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,525) |
| Customer reviews | 4.6 4.6 out of 5 stars (7,525) |
| Date First Available | 8 Feb. 2016 |
| Format | Pads |
| Item model number | D7137 |
| Manufacturer | Safety First Aid |
| Product Dimensions | 12.5 x 12.5 x 7 cm; 90 g |
| Units | 25 count |
| Weight | 0.1 Kilograms |
A**R
Bargain
Good size stick well peel off easily
D**S
Good use
Nicely and securely packed and in good condition. Now in use - very handy to keep in the home - you never know when you might need one.
R**L
Sticks like glue!
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.
S**R
Ver comfortable to use
Great size and brilliant quality. Good value for money. These are much cheaper than the shops and the have longer expiry.
A**G
10/10
10/10 perfect for those slightly bigger injuries a regular plaster won't cover, sticks like glue, perfect size
G**Y
A first aid kit must...
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!
S**R
hypacover dressings
good wound dressing packs
A**R
Not greT
Initially thought it was a good dressing but most of them don’t come off. It causes damage to the skin from the adhesive being so strong, not ideal
M**Y
The package was received all torn and some of the bandaids were damaged
H**.
Fast and good quality
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