Leukomed T Plus - Sterile Wound Dressing - Waterproof and Breathable, First-aid Plasters - Ideal for Postoperative Care - Transparent - 5 cm x 7.2 cm - Box of 5

I had a nasty burn from the oven on the back of my left hand and needed a waterproof, properly sealed dressing to protect it while it healed. These dressings are ideal. They are easy to put on and stay put during the day. You peel off the back, put it in place and press down then peel off the plastic at the front to reveal a thin clear sticky edge which you can then press down more firmly in place. They are waterproof to a point (washing your hands/showering) but not sure how long they would stay in place if they were underwater for a long period of time.I change mine everyday but I imagine they would stay put for a few days if necessary. Recommended.

Works perfectly to cover the stitches from my carpal tunnel surgery. I tried different brands this is the only one that the dressing sticks for longer than a day on my hand.

I used these dressings to cover a wound on the most mobile part of my elbow joint. The wound is roughly the size of a 50p coin. These are just wide enough to cover it, and the first one I used adhered well to an elbow. Its remained comfortable and moves with the joint.The dressing stayed in place for a week, despite getting wet when bathing. £5 for five small dressings seems a bit expensive, but there's no denying the product performed well.

Have thin skin and find this plaster easy to keep skin covered whilst healing. Would recommend.

Exceptional sterile dressings, easy to position and are thoroughly waterproof. Best we have come across.Highly recommended.

Completely waterproof, shower proof, bath proof. Recommended

As plasters go these kind of do the job. Firstly they are easy to place but the plastic backing is not easy to remove once it's stuck. Secondly they are waterproof in as much as a small splash and I mean very small won't be absorbed anything else and it will peel off. If you dipped your hand in a bowl of warm water for a second it will peak off. Thirdly the edges will roll up very easily at the slightest of contact so I would suggest a secondary covering or you will be replacing the plaster several times a day.

Bought these to keep dry several smallish, plastered wounds in my forearms whilst bathing - which included dying hair and keeping arms submerged for lengthy periods. The plasters underneath were bone dry when these dressings were removed afterwards. Follow the instructions, and press down firmly around edges before removing the final, red-tagged backing (no.2) and you shouldn't have any leakage at all.