Curad Non-Stick Pads, 2 X 3 Inch(5.1 x 7.6 cm), 20 Count

Non stick bandages works well for wound care. Individually wrapped. Great value for the money and quality product. I recommend it.

Perfect! Actually non stick which is hard to find.

These are truly none stick. Perfect for my home first aid kit. Will purchase again.

I order three boxes of Small Curad Non-Stick PADS (2x3"). The product is fantastic, I used it already in the past. However, it was shipped simply in a paper envelop and not in a small corrugated box. The result is that, our of the three pad boxes ordered, one was intact, the second was smashed in a corner and the third completely smashed and destroyed. Inacceptable for a medical product that needs to be store safely.Please see attached pictures.However, customer service quickly resolved this issue and I am satisfied, as always with Amazon suppor!

Work as stated: NO stick! Use them a LOT for my skin tears

The media could not be loaded. Recently I needed a dressing that would cover an open wound that I had stitches for. They gave me a dressing at the hospital that works well. Easy to apply one handed similar to a bandaid only in guaze form. It had adhesive on it so I didn't have to struggle with tape over guaze keeping 2 sides open. When I ran out I couldn't find anything in store so came here and saw these. Figured I would try them out and they are a pretty close match to what the hospital gave me to keep my stitches dry and the antibiotic cream in place. For reference I am using it for a dog bite.The bandages are individually wrapped and sterile. They are also very breathable and when my wound oozes it keeps it all on the bandage without sticking to my skin. The best part is they are LATEX FREE so I am not itchy and taking medicine for reacting to the adhesive like I was to the hospital grade ones. The adhesive works very well I can work without the bandages falling off as well as sleep. I have been able to readjust it as well if I stuck it down wrong with the same result (i.e. I forgot to put the antibiotics cream on so had to peel back and it stuck down again just fine)

This type of non-stick pad was recommended by my local urgent care for an open wound on my leg so I would not completely tear off the scab when removing it to replace it with a fresh cover twice a day. I was also using an antibiotic ointment, not putting the pad directly on the wound without the ointment, so I can't speak to how they would be without an ointment, but they were great for what I needed. I'm healed now, but I will definitely keep some on hand for any future injuries.

Ok, so i bought these pads because my toenail lifted and was near falling off. I have never had a wound that required dressing so I was unsure on how to use these. Once you open the individual packs, there is a thin layer of film on the gauze. The film MUST STAY ON the gauze. I emphasize that because I didn't know if that was extra wrapping or not (silly me). I don't per say have an open wound to where it leaks or have fluid or bleeding, but my lifted toenail can set up an infection. A bandaid was not suitable for healing, so I'm using these pads. It is used the same way, I put neosporin on then the pad (with the film on) and then some surgical tape to keep in place. The box was intact, and so far I didn't find any discoloration on the pads as mentioned by others. So for me, I recommend these pads, and they can be cut to fit.