Curad Sterile Small Non Stick Pads Easy to Apply Ouchless Removal 20 Count
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About Curad Sterile Small Non Stick Pads Easy to Apply Ouchless Removal 20 Count
Overall Feedback:
77% positive
69% appreciated its high absorbency, but 31% found it wasn't enough
The bandaging pads have a film that prevents them from sticking and they still absorb really well.
The absorbency of the product is good, but I was not constantly bleeding.
Most of our bandaging pads have plastic barriers, but they are porous and allow for easy absorption of products or blood.
If you are looking for absorption for bleeding or pus, I advise against this product.
71% praised for its strong adhesive
The product has a non-stick property, which is perfect for this kind of product. It did not stick to my wound or cause pain when I switched it out.
I can apply these pads on larger wounds, wrap gauze around to hold them in place, and they work well to keep the wound clean and allow it to heal.
The bandages have less adhesive strength, which reduces the impedance of healing.
The non-stick pads allow air to get in and help heal the skin faster.
68% liked its breathable design
The bandaging pad is breathable and does not retain heat and moisture.
I apply a little Vaseline on the breathable pad before placing it to ensure that it does not stick to the wound.
The bandaging pads have a film that prevents them from sticking and still absorb really well.
74% found it easy to apply
I found the bandaging pads easy to use and cut to size, and they worked great.
I was pleased that the bandaging pads did not stick and could be removed painlessly to clean and re-bandage.
64% liked that it is hypoallergenic
The bandage is breathable and hypoallergenic, preventing heat and moisture buildup.
75% praised for its size and shape
I got these pads specifically because they were smaller in size and the incision was only a couple of inches.
