Dealmed Sterile Gauze Island Wound Dressing
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About Dealmed Sterile Gauze Island Wound Dressing
Overall Feedback:
80% positive
72% appreciated its high absorbency, but 28% found it wasn't enough
The dressings have a two-inch adhesive edge that holds them in place firmly and pulls off the skin easily.
The dressing stayed on well and I had no problem removing it without damaging my skin.
I found the product terrible because of its leaking and lack of stickiness.
78% praised for its strong adhesive, while 22% found it didn't stick well
The adhesive strength of the bandaging pads has weakened and they pop right off when overlapped.
The adhesive is weak.
I believe the adhesive used in the bandaging pads is harmful to the body and have requested an investigation.
I gave the product 4 stars because of poor bandage edge adhesiveness.
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69% liked its breathable design, though 31% experienced moisture buildup
Each dressing is packaged more sanitarily with a two-inch adhesive edge that holds the dressing in place more firmly and pulls off the skin easily.
The dressing has good breathability and can be removed without damaging the skin, indicating that it stays on well.
The Dealmed Sterile Bordered Gauze Non Stick Island dressing works just as well as the other expensive brand to cover up my wound.
After a few hours, the edges start to peel.
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78% found it easy to apply, while 22% had difficulties
I suggest that this product is easy to use for changing bandages multiple times a day.
I find the product of poor quality due to its leaking and lack of stickiness.
The first-aid-bandaging-pads have changed and are not as easy to use as they used to be. The dressings are now rigid instead of soft and flexible, and the adhesive is weak.
68% liked that it is hypoallergenic, but 32% experienced an allergic reaction
Each dressing is packaged more sanitarily.
The packaging has changed from red to blue, the dressings are now rigid instead of soft and flexible, and the adhesive is now weak.
74% praised for its size and shape, while 26% found it small
The size of the bandages is not as advertised or pictured on the box.
