Covidien 1806 Curity Gauze Sponge
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About Covidien 1806 Curity Gauze Sponge
Overall Feedback:
71% positive
67% praised for its excellent absorbency, but 33% found it lacked absorbency
I conducted an experiment and found that doubling up 2 gauze pads makes them absorb quite well.
The gauze was surprisingly absorbent, but it pulled the scab off of my sore.
69% praised the breathable layering, but 31% found it too thick
I advise thinking before buying the product.
69% found it gentle on skin, but 31% experienced irritation
I noticed that the gauze felt rough due to its loose weave.
I will not use the gauze for any wound treatment as its quality is terrible.
The gauze is not comfortable to use as it is stringy, thin and shreds.
71% appreciated the easy-to-use design, but 29% found it difficult to apply
I find the gauze difficult to use because it is stringy, thin and shreds.
The gauze pads are paper thin and not different from a tissue.
70% appreciated the generous size, but 30% found it too small
The gauze is labeled as 8ply but it is incredibly thin.
I have complained that the gauze has a very loose weave and can be seen through like a fence.
The gauze has a very loose weave and can be seen through like a fence.
I am allergic to adhesives in ready-made gauze bandages, so I make my own using cotton gauze and formaldehyde-free tape that doesn't pull my skin off.
