Review on 🩹 Curad Non-Stick Sterile Pads (100-Pack) for Gentle Wound Dressing and Absorption - No Adherence by Michael Daniels

I needed non-stick pads and read reviews of the Kendall Telfa Pads I use. I read a 1 star review and a review by William R. Herrmann that drew my attention to latex. By removing the pads from my wounds daily, my skin around the wounds was snow white and healed very slowly; even after removing the veins in November. It reminded me that I was diagnosed with an allergy to LATEX gloves many years ago. I have a small supply of another brand latex free and have only been using them for a day, the white color has gone and after 3 days of using the latex free pads I can see wonderful healing taking place. I used Kendall. Telfa pads from November. God bless people like William R. Herrmann for sharing this experience and allowing it to serve as a warning to people who knowingly or unknowingly are allergic to LATEX. I'm the other one who spent unnecessary money on a doctor because of LATEX. And on top of that there is a very light print on the back of the Kendal Telfa packaging and it has the word LATEX all over the back. The word "LATEX-FREE" is clearly visible on the Curad box and the individual packaging. Another important thing: $10 for a box of 100. That was the payoff for me. Very inexpensive (yes - inexpensive - not cheap). Also, the supplier that sent my order is HYEQUALITY MEDICAL SUPPLY which includes FREE SHIPPING and the best part is that I ordered it on 09/05/2013 at 11:30 am and it was delivered on 09/06/2013 (yes, the next day). ) at 9:30-10:00, the daily time when the postman delivers the mail. (I wasn't home when the postman brought it in my mail, so I said rudely.) I sincerely hope that William R. Herrmann and I will help many people make the right decision about the LATEX issue. Thank you again, William R. Herrmann, for your feedback.