MED PRIDE Sterile Non-Adherent Pads
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Overall Feedback:
79% positive
71% appreciated its high absorbency, but 29% found it wasn't enough
The bandage pads are absorbent and nonstick, except for the bug issue.
I noticed that the bandage had bleed through the bandage into the other bandage, indicating that it had no absorbency.
The bandage had no absorbency as it bled through to the other bandage.
72% praised for its strong adhesive, while 28% found it didn't stick well
After applying Aquaphor to the wound and the entire surface of the pad, plus all 4 edges, the pad no longer sticks.
I will update once I can evaluate the adhesion quality of the pad on open skin.
The first time I used the bandaging pads, it adhered directly to my open incision site and caused excessive bleeding by ripping open the clotting.
Bandaging pads would be perfect with adhesive strips as they do not stick to the wound.
67% liked its breathable design, though 33% experienced moisture buildup
The bandaging pads are nonstick and absorbent, except for the bug I found in them.
75% found it easy to apply
I like the material used in the pad as it feels very comfortable on my skin.
66% liked that it is hypoallergenic, but 34% experienced an allergic reaction
I experienced an allergic reaction after wearing the pad for 2 hours, suggesting it may not be hypoallergenic.
