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.

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

Great for fingers. Other reviews talk about limbs which I've not used it for but I imagine if used similarly it would be fine. The benefit of this product is that it's quick and easy and doesn't stick to the skin. This means it works well as bandage that goes under another bandage. For fingers this product under a rollable finger bandage is great. I can imagine it being similar for a limb wound. Treat it like an non adhesive bandage but better. Do you still need something else to stick it down. That could be medical tape, a role of bandage that you tie tight or something else.

We first used this when my boy got a splitter at lego land. It helps keep the wound clean and is easy to take off. It sticks to itself to be carful when you apply because it hard to redo once stuck

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.

Loved this. Unique sticking system. Looks good, easy to use, easy to take off.

This is great, no faffing around trying to find scissors. Sticks very well too.

Don’t bother with this one, doesn’t keep anything at it’s place. I just wasted my money.

Using this material, if you have an injury on a leg - especially if it’s a super hairy leg like an orangutan- no need to shave (which is also highly impractical and counter infection practices esp “in the field”). You can apply antiseptics etc clean it up, apply some high quality gauze and then this stuff brings it all together - no need to give yourself a wax treatment each bandage change. Not cheap, but works super well in a pinch.