DynaSafety BZK Antiseptic Towelettes - Sterile, Alcohol and Fragrance Free, Gentle Cleansing, Safe on Minor Wounds - 5" x 7" - 100 per Box

Good product. So far I haven’t had any issues.

Great buy and value!

Smells good and has no sting when using it

I basically like the towels. They are larger than the older ones I used to use which is nice, makes them easier to use and more useful. The problem is if you set them down to use again shortly, when you go back to reuse one it's as dry as an old newspaper so you need to use a different one. Nice for the manufacturer but VERY inconvenient for ME!!!

Unfortunately, this product did not meet my expectations. Although it matches the description, the overall quality fell short of what I had anticipated. The user experience was disappointing, and I believe the value for money could be improved. I hope the manufacturer takes these points into consideration to improve the product in the future.

Just what I needed. I like the individual packs!

These antiseptic wipes are great. The towelettes are folded neatly into a small square which would lead one to think they are very small, but they are not. The wipes open up to a very useful size of 5” x 7” which allows them to cover a much wider area. Well worth the money. Perfect for first aid kits.

The inactive ingredient photo is inaccurate. The inactive ingredient list says: "Water, may contain Methylchloroisothiazolinone/Methylisothiazolinone." So does it it or doesn't it? The manufacturer doesn't know?! An excerpt from Wikipedia: The American Contact Dermatitis Society named methylisothiazolinone "contact allergen of the year" in 2013.[10] The North American Contact Dermatitis Group found that methylisothiazolinone caused 10.9% positive reactions, being the third most common contact allergen in patch test results... In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency has a 1998 data sheet on methylisothiazolinone in their Pesticides section [13] which reads in part "Human Health Assessment: Toxicity: In studies using laboratory animals, methylisothiazolinone has been shown to be of moderate acute toxicity by the oral and inhalation routes. It is highly acutely toxic when applied dermally or to the eye and is considered to be corrosive." No thank you.