Gauze Care 24 Pack Premium Quality Lint and Latex Free Rolls Conforming Stretch Bandages Effective Wound Care & Comfort
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About Gauze Care 24 Pack Premium Quality Lint and Latex Free Rolls Conforming Stretch Bandages Effective Wound Care & Comfort
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
80% praised for its excellent absorbency
I compared the gauze to a name brand and found it to be of better quality. It stretches just enough and holds in place better. It is also less expensive.
I have to change the dressing on my leg 2-3 times per day and from the first usage I was amazed at the quality of this product, indicating good absorbency of the gauze.
80% praised the breathable layering, but 20% found it too thick
I want a first-aid gauze that is strong, firm, stretchable, soft, and thick enough to not ravel out on the edges or become too thin.
I compared the product with Kerlix and it feels more like an elastic bandage.
87% found it gentle on skin, but 13% experienced irritation
The gauze is soft, stretchy and easy for me to care for myself.
The product feels more like an elastic bandage than Kerlix, which has a different feeling.
91% appreciated the easy-to-use design
The fabric roll is easy to apply and keeps the non-stick bandage pads from shifting.
The gauze rolls are wider, more flexible and comfortable.
The gauze rolls are soft to the touch, adding to my comfort.
76% appreciated the generous size, but 24% found it too small
The gauze rolls with stretch are helpful for my legs and feet that swell up at different times. Other gauze rolls get too tight and cut off circulation.
The gauze stretches so well that it becomes a thin strip.
I compared the product to Kerlix and it feels more like an elastic bandage.
