McKesson Non-Adherent Dressing Pads, Sterile, Nylon/Polyester, 2 in x 3 in, 100 Count, 1 Pack

These pads work nicely. I have not experienced any sticking to oozy wounds, or any skin reactions. I like that they do not stick YET the inner layer is absorbent and can wick away and hold any drippy, gross stuff.They’re all individually wrapped/sterile, cut easily and offer some padding too.The price was definitely better than the common name brands. I would recommend and buy this brand again.Update: I failed to mention…Since these pads don’t have any adhesive strips on them and require tape or some type of cover dressing to hold them on, I wanted to share what I did.I usually get weird skin reactions from tape and band-aid adhesives. So, in order to hold these down over my wound, I used the waterproof, tattoo-cover film. Amazon B08CXMCPG7 . This allowed for both keeping water away from the affected area using a WHOLE piece AND, when cut into strips, I was able to stick these pads into place over my wound for normal, everyday activities.It’s basically a thin, medical-grade Contact paper. Much like the shelf-liner, it has grids as cutting guides and layers you peel back to expose the sticky. I was able to cover this bandage completely for showering and/or use 2 - 2” x 3” strips for adhesion. Dual-usage and NO REACTIONS…a win-win!

I'm using them to cover a blister on my left heel. My skin is allergic to adhesive, so I have to use non stick bandages & paper tape . These bandages are the perfect size.

works great

These are good, high quality pads. I like that they're individually wrapped to keep each one sterile. I bought them for my dog, the size was perfect and they absorbed fluids decently. They do slide easily due to being non-adherent, but they didn't stick to the wound at all upon removal. Not even fur stuck to them, so that was good. I would expect human use to be positive as well.

Dressing works for wounds as described

These are great and easy to use for wound dressing/care. Had to change a lot of wounds at home this summer and this was a better option than a lot of grocery stores in the area, saved me a lot of money.

I ordered the 2"x3" size non-stick gauze and it arrived much sooner than the estimated delivery date I was originally given. This gauze is indeed non-stick and has the shiny soft overlay that is seen on hospital gauze when it is applied to a wound. I cannot use regular gauze pads because I have a huge open wound and it has been there for almost 3 months now. This is the second time in the exact same place and I am just frustrated.I am a below the knee amputee after having a head on car accident in 2009. It was 2012 when I actually lost my right leg, even after all the attempts made to save my foot, ankle, and lower leg, it was just not meant to be. I have been using several different brands of non-stick gauze pads since 2009 and have spent thousands of dollars on medical supplies, such as non-stick gauze pads. I decided after comparing prices recently in the pharmacy and at the big box discount stores for 10 of these pads in both 2"x3" and 4"x4"sizes that Amazon again wins in price and the quantity as well as quality.These gauze pads are actually better than some I have purchased in the pharmacy. I paid $7.00 for 100 individually wrapped sterile non-stick pads and I paid $6.00 (or $2.97 for one pack of 10) for 20 pads of the same quality. Amazon and McKesson Medipack win hands down, no doubt about it! I am a true bargain shopper and I look at all sides of a product when purchasing, I even divide the price out to get the individual per one piece or unit price to make sure I have gotten the best deal. I need a monthly subscription to these gauze pads because I know for as long as I am wearing a prosthetic leg I will need these pads. There will always be a pressure wound or irritation or rash of some kind and I will need a pad like this to help it heal.These are individually wrapped and come in an open topped box. They are sterile and pretty thin, you will need a larger size or quite a few if you have a heavily draining wound. If you are simply covering a wound like mine it only took one and mine has very little drainage. I will change it twice throughout the day and I once more before bed. And that is mostly for my own benefit and to check it, not because the pad actually needs changing. I am very happy with these pads and will definitely order more. Actually, I'm going to look and see if there is the possibility of signing up for a subscription and if not email the seller and ask for the option. I love these pads and am truly grateful I found these for such a low, low price on Amazon. I do wish they came via Prime, but I am extremely happy they arrived early. I was down toy last two pads purchased atthe pharmacy and I hated to spend anymore money there when I knew these were coming and how much better the price was. I know some of you know the hell I'm speaking of at having to spend so much for medical supplies and you're paying health insurance premiums that are outrageous and cover none of the things you actually need. But, that is a conversation for another day I suppose.

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