Band-Aid Cushion Care Gauze Pads Medium 25 Pads
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Band-Aid Cushion Care Gauze Pads Medium 25 Pads
Life's little bumps and scrapes are inevitable. Soothe them quickly and comfortably with BAND-AID Cushion Care Gauze Pads. This 25-pack features medium-sized, sterile square pads, ideal for covering a variety of minor wounds.
Medium Gauze Pads Features:
- Ultra-Comfort: Featuring eight thick layers of soft cushioning, these pads provide gentle relief for sensitive areas.
- Wicking Action: Made with Quilt-Aid™ technology, these pads have deep pockets that help wick away fluids and keep wounds clean.
- Non-Stick Design: The non-stick surface ensures pain-free removal during dressing changes.
Directions:
CLEAN: Cleanse the injured area gently with mild soap & water. Pat dry.
TREAT & COVER: Treat with an antibiotic ointment, like POLYSPORIN, and cover the injured area with a gauze pad to help absorb fluids.
SECURE: Secure the gauze pad with rolled gauze, tape or wrap.
STERILE unless the individual wrapper is opened or damaged.
Not made with natural rubber latex.
FAQs:
Q: Do I need additional supplies to use these gauze pads?
A: Yes, BAND-AID Cushion Care Gauze Pads are non-adhesive. They are designed to be used in conjunction with BAND-AID brand rolled gauze or other adhesive bandages to secure the pad in place.
Q: Can I reuse these gauze pads?
A: No, for hygiene reasons, it's best to use a fresh, sterile gauze pad for each wound dressing.
Q: Are these pads suitable for large or deep wounds?
A: While these pads come in a medium size, they are ideal for covering minor cuts, scrapes, and burns. It's recommended that you consult a healthcare professional for larger or deeper wounds.