Ever Ready First Aid Sterile Conforming Gauze Roll Bandage - Box of 12-2 inch

Exactly what I needed at an amazing price. Quick shipping, arrived in perfect condition, quality product. Recommend.

Worked great

Good enough for wrapping non-stick bandages around a mild to moderate wound. A firm wrap stays in place at least an entire day without needing to adjust, assuming you're not bleeding constantly (I just had skin avulsion). It's actually pretty hard to tear, which is a good thing, may need scissors to cut if you don't plan on taping or shoving the end in underneath and want to tie the end off by cutting down the center a bit. Haven't tried medical tape or clips on it, though I doubt that'd be an issue given it's resistance to tearing, I've done both center cutting and then tying the ends and also shoved the ends underneath without issue.What I also like about it is the individual packaging of each roll is pretty tough itself, you'd have to give it a good hard tear just to get through the plastic, I've used knives and teeth on it due to laziness. This gives me confidence that even on the off chance they're not sterile when packaged as they claim - I for sure can't imagine much of anything getting past that beefy plastic to further contaminate after packaging. They definitely made a good effort on isolating them.

Just what the doctor ordered! I have a wound on my finger and I use the 2inch gauze to cover it up!Not too bulky, the perfect size.

This is a good quality roller gauze. Perfect for first aid kits and medical dressings.

Nice size. to cover small ulcers.

Ordering another box. Feels softer on skin than other gauze I have purchased.

Product is not 4.1 yrds long. It is nothing like Kerlix or Kling, The weave is weak and gets runs quite easily. Adequately self-adhesive, can be used to secure a gauze pad etc, but does not appear to be terribly absorbent. Not sure what it is made out of, but my money is on synthetic fibers of some kind, not cotton. Again, adequate for securing a pad etc but you should look elsewhere for something soft and cushy and/or absorbent like Kerlix or the like. The self-adhesiveness is also a double-edged sword in that mistakes in wrapping are a nightmare to fix due to the material folding over and sticking to itself.