PDI Obstetrical Towelettes Box 100 Review

My obstetrician uses this in his practice and I liked them, I looked them up and saw I could buy my own at Revain. These wipes will always make you feel fresh and clean no matter where you go and are easy to carry.

Good wipes in general. They are individually wrapped and small. It's a good size and it wasn't dry. It's good if you really need cleaning there. I prefer to use soap and water, but sometimes you need a little extra help. I found them at my OB/OB practice and bought them for an emergency. I've used other better known women's brands that have softer, larger papers, but I didn't like the (sticky) residue left on my skin. I don't have that problem with them. I felt clean. That's why I like her. The

We keep some in the car in case my husband cuts himself. He's replaced both his knees and hips and that helps him not get an infection in them.

I bought these because they are larger than regular Hygea wipes. But they smell like Listerine. :( Not used. Will buy my normal Hygea again.

Educate yourself and warn before you order PDI Napkin Wipes. I received the product and the smell was chemical. So let's look at the ingredients. Some chemicals in the product are toxic and/or harmful. This is a cause for concern as they are intended for obstetric use on sensitive female sites. Some of the ingredients: Propylene Glycol, a skin irritant. Benzalkonium chloride, which has been linked to severe skin, eye and respiratory irritation and allergies, is found in household disinfectants…

The last time I was at my doctor's office for my annual visit, I noticed that their office used these wipes. They are individually wrapped. They stay moist and easy to apply. Easy to carry in your purse or pocket. They are also easy to carry in your purse or pocket. They have a slight "medicinal" smell, but this is not noticeable after use. I've also used it to dry my hands and clean minor cuts.

I like these towels because they are individually wrapped and can be carried in my purse or I can leave a few in each bathroom. They don't dry out like handkerchiefs. They say "midwifery" wipes, but my husband uses them. They are used in obstetric and gynecological rooms; otherwise there is nothing feminine about them.