Band-Aid Brand Cushion Care Non-Stick Gauze Pads
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About Band-Aid Brand Cushion Care Non-Stick Gauze Pads
Overall Feedback:
95% positive
93% praised for its excellent absorbency
The gauze is very absorbent and doesn't stick to the wound area as much when changed. It also provides protection and cushioning for that tender spot.
The gauze absorbed all the blood from the extraction site and lasted for hours at a time.
98% praised the breathable layering, but 2% found it too thick
This gauze is gentler than the one prescribed by the doctor and is helping me get through the re-gauzing rituals. It is clearly gentler on my skin.
The gauze is very absorbent and provides protection and cushioning for the tender spot. It also doesn't stick to the wound area nearly as much when changed.
The gauze stuck to my foot wound, causing extra pain and bleeding while removing it was difficult.
93% found it gentle on skin
I had to cut the gauze pads in half to get the desired comfort level as they were the only ones available.
I recommend this product to anyone who has had oral surgery or wisdom tooth extraction. It is very comfortable and effective in absorbing blood from the extraction site, lasting for hours at a time.
The gauze is very absorbent, doesn't stick to the wound area, and provides protection and cushioning for the tender spot.
95% appreciated the easy-to-use design
The gauze is soft and comfortable on my skin.
I had to cut the gauze pads in half to fit them in my mouth as I couldn't find any other pads with the same comfort level.
These gauze pads are exactly what I need as regular ones stick to the wound and are painful to remove.
96% appreciated the generous size, but 4% found it too small
I have been cutting up the 8-layer thick pads into squares for use.
I had a 1.5" area of the incision that opened up and was oozing and bleeding a bit after surgery.
