Curad Assorted Bandages Variety Pack 300 Pieces, Including Antibacterial, Heavy Duty, Fabric, and Waterproof Bandages
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Curad's flex-fit box The fabric ones we have are latex-free and made in China, according to the label.
Because this is a variety pack, you won't be able to buy them separately.
It does not specify what kind of agent it is.
My other thumb was also cut (what is it with me and thumbs?). ) and the ones I'm using this time aren't moving. Who knows why some things work while others don't? However, if you're looking for a cheap bandage, these are the ones to get.
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The affixed gauze pad is inferior in size and quality to its name brand counterpart. If you found my review to be useful, please mark it as such.
I think this is the best band-aid assortment I've ever bought. There are many different types and sizes within each type. The 60 basic medium-size bandages appear to be the only box that is all one size. br>br>Sheer strips, water-resistant strips, and other items are included in the collection. proof, heavy-duty, and everything from small rounds to large bandages (for scrapes up to the knee). Many of the bandages are four-sided adhesive, which means they grip on all four sides rather than just two and buckle up when you bend your finger or arm. br>br>There are only 20 small dots in this pack, so it isn't a 300-piece set with 200 tiny bandages. It also includes 30 antimicrobially treated (anti-microbial) ingredients. bacterial) bandages are a type of bandage that is used to treat bacteria. br>br>I will buy these again without a doubt.
I gave it a 4 star review because when I peel off the bandaid, it leaves this "sticky goo"; otherwise, it's a really good variety of different types and sizes of bandaids for the price. br>br>I get cuts here and there at work, and we have a first aid kit, but everything in there is probably 30 years old, so I decided to buy this to bring to work. br>br>I had two small cuts today, so I decided to use the small round ones to stop the bleeding so I could continue working without leaving blood trails. When I removed them to wash my hands, I discovered that they were difficult to remove and that they left a sticky residue on my skin and nails. (Which was a bit difficult to get off. ) br>br>However, it's hard to complain too much when 300 of them of various types and sizes were so inexpensive.
I used this brand of bandaid on myself, and when I removed it the next day, I had a red, itchy spot where the bandaid's pad had been on my skin. It seemed like a coincidence to me. I used another one on my toddler, who was scratching a bug bite, and it resulted in the picture you see here! It appears to have been caused by a chemical reaction! NOT TO BE USED!.
It's been coded to see which type is inside. Colorful boxes are included with every order. Every bandaid has the SAME GREEN LOGO on it, regardless of which type is inside. Sure, the shapes differ, but why not label which type is contained within?! Now that I have a box of assorted bandaids, I have to guess whether I'm going to pick sheer, fabric, or whatever. It's a pain, and if I'd known I'd have to choose blindly, I wouldn't have ordered the variety pack.
When this arrived in a Curad box that was much larger than it needed to be because it contained six or seven other boxes inside, I was irritated to say the least. I keep all of my bandages in a container. When I went to put them in, I realized the wrapper didn't say anything about the type of bandage inside; what good is having such a large selection if I can't tell whether I'm getting sheer, plastic, cloth, or antibacterial bandages before I choose? As a result, I now have a medicine cabinet full of boxes that are taking up far more space than they should. Next time, I'll go with the Bandaid brand.
I probably have more band aids than I'll ever need, but I don't have to worry about running out now. I've noticed that when you take them off, they leave a sticky residue, but it's not a major issue. Worse has happened to me in the past.