Dynarex Sensi Wrap Self Adherent Yds Review

Ideal for dressing wounds for better protection and wound compression to slow or prevent bleeding. Not bad for a first aid kit.

It's so cool. My family uses a ton of it. This will help hold everything from small bandages to large gauze bandages. It sticks to itself and is very easy to use. Love it!

I pay about $1.07 each at the dollar store for these kits for the emergency kit I collect. They're just as good, if not better, for about 50% less. If you're planning on using them for Med Mags, EDC, BOB, etc. get a few friends to join you and you could save yourself a bunch of money.

Excellent packaging. Works just as well as more expensive brands. I definitely recommend buying this product. My kids prefer to use this (with a square of gauze if needed) than regular band-aids because it doesn't stick to them. I used it to wrap my leg after surgery.

Great alternative to band-aids, especially on hands. My hands sometimes get cut or hit when I'm working outside or playing sports, and it's always been difficult for me to keep my hands in bandages. It is great. It can hold patches or bandages on my arms and can also act as a mole to reduce abrasions and blisters. It's a little pricey, but far more effective than most alternatives.

We use these bandages all the time. They are particularly good for holding non-stick dressings in areas of high mobility such as knees, elbows and fingers. when wrapped tightly or loosely) - Extends the life of other bandages (we use them whenever we put a band-aid on a flexible part of the body) Cons: - Quickly becomes unwieldy (but usually works if you're applying one layer and only have overlapping edges ) - not suitable for clothing. Works but starts to fail when wrapped loosely (began to…

Great price for the first time. If you buy from a pharmacy, they cost $4 or more. Big package - big deal. I use them before (and after) exercising. They are strong, don't stick to skin and allow some flexibility depending on how tightly you wrap them. Sometimes I only use them for a short time so I actually reuse them. All I do is roll them up and put them in a plastic bag, then quickly stretch them before reusing them and they work like brand new. The packaging is good too. They're…