Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages, Large Hurt-Free Non-Stick Pads, 3-Inch x 4-Inch Pads, 10 Count, 3 Pack Adhesive 10 Count (Pack of 3)

Name: Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages, Large Hurt-Free Non-Stick Pads, 3-Inch x 4-Inch Pads, 10 Count, 3 Pack Adhesive 10 Count (Pack of 3)
Brand: Band-Aid
SKU: 0381371195541
Price: 41.50 EUR
Availability: InStock

Brand:Band-Aid

3.8/5

€
41.50

Band-Aid Brand Adhesive Bandages, Large Hurt-Free Non-Stick Pads help protect minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. These Hurt-Free first aid pads are proven in a clinical study not to stick to wounds. Additionally, these first aid supplies instantly absorb fluid and pull it away from wounds. These highly-absorbent bandage pads, from the number-one doctor recommended first aid brand, are ideal for minor wounds. This package includes large sized 3-inch by 4-inch non-stick wound care pads.

No units available

EAN: 0381371195541

Categories Health Care,

The package contains 3 packages each with 10 large sized non-stick hurt free first aid pads, measuring 3-inches by 4-inches. Sterile bandages pads are from Band-Aid Brand, the number one doctor recommended first aid brand and are ideal for minor wounds. Individually wrapped bandage pads absorb fluid and pull it away from wounds. A great addition to a home first aid kit. Hurt-Free wound care pads are highly-absorbent first aid supplies. They have been proven in a clinically study not to stick to wounds. Three 10-count packs of Band-Aid Brand of First Aid Products Large Hurt-Free Non-Stick Pads to help protect minor cuts, scrapes, and burns.

Brand	Band-Aid
Country of Origin	USA
Item Form	Pads
Item model number	1117048
Manufacturer	JOHNSON & JOHNSON
Package Dimensions	5.43 x 5.08 x 4.21 inches; 4.59 Ounces
Size	10 Count
Size	10 Count (Pack of 3)
Sterility Rating	Sterile
Style	Adhesive

5 Star

4 Star

3 Star

2 Star

1 Star

Write your review

Your email will not be published. All mandatory fields are marked with^*

Your rating

Scritto da: Jessica

Best ever

Better than the Dynarex non adhesive

Scritto da: Natures Scape

Just Like The Ones I Bought At The Local Store

My husband had a cancerous tumor removed from his hand. It took 30 stitches to close the opening after the MOHS surgery. These look like the same ones the surgeon used. They say "nonstick" and I NEVER had any of these stick to the wound and I've changed the bandages 2x per day for the last 2 wks. I also went by the paperwork that was given to me upon leaving the surgeons office and that stated to use Vaseline to cover the bandage before applying to the wound area, which I have done. As far as I'm concerned, they're as good as they can be in doing what they were supposed to do.

Scritto da: Aspyn

Serves its purpose, but holds in heat.

Good quality non-stick bandage, but holds in heat and over time created a prickly heat type rash. Worked very well with Hypafix Tape.

Scritto da: Richard R.

happy with this product

working well with an open wounds.

Scritto da: ‘Nell

After surgery

These were purchased for wound/stitches covering after a surgery. They worked well!

Scritto da: scott_from_dallas

DO NOT use for extended periods

I started using these pads earlier this summer after surgery. They couldn't close a wound and I had to go into wound care mode. It would take a few weeks of using these pads, Vaseline, and some means of adhering the pads to the skin. Well, after about a month and a half, the exclusive use of these pads gave me a rash -- contact dermatitis, as my doctor called it. I don't know if it was caused by the materials in the pads or not, but other pads have not resulted in the same issue. I'd say these are good for maybe a week or two, but not any longer than that, especially if your skin is the least bit sensitive. Also, for those complaining the pads stick -- they really don't IF you apply them correctly. NEVER apply a pad of any kind directly to a wound. Use some form of petroleum jelly -- ask your doctor for sure, but for minor wounds, Vaseline should be fine -- between the wound and the pad. No, Vaseline doesn't have any real medicinal purpose but it does keep the wound moist and keeps the pad from sticking, which is what you're trying to do with it. Check with your doctor for your own case, but extended use of Vaseline should not be an issue.

Scritto da: Whatever

Best Non Stick Bandage

If you are looking for a premium non stick bandage, look no further. These bandages are softer than the generic non stick bandages on the market. I will definitely be stocking these in the medicine cabinet from now on. Perfect for those large areas where you dont want anything to stick. I held them in place with ace bandages wrap.

Scritto da: Nancy Greco

Doesn’t stick to sore while healing. Quite sterile wrapped individually

Had deep cut on hand, and later a relative had wide rash on back of leg that we taped these to till skin healed. I used paper tape which doesn’t stick to skin, yet stuck on bandages well and stayed.

Scritto da: Fatima fuentes

No las compren se pegan horrible

No sirven para nada, las use en carne propia se pegaron horrible a mi herida, el plástico q recubre el algodón absorbente se adhirio a mi herida, muy mal me causaron mucho dolor