Surgitube Tubular Gauze White Each Review

This bag is exactly what the ER needed and is so easy to use, it became so easy for me to wrap my husband's fingers around it! I could do it as easily as an ER nurse! :) Not that I ever want an injury like that again, but I'm ready with more gauze if there ever is one again.

Suitable for stuffing chicken liver in a catfish bag. Tie one end in a knot (cut off 7-inch pieces of tubing—do fewer and you'll regret it), load the liver, then tie another knot on top. Round hook hook at the top of the bag and the cat will suck on the bag and hook and you will be hooked at the corner of the mouth. More fun.

Perfect size for fingers and toes. Find videos online on how to use this gauze. This creates very neat, perfectly round bandages which, in our case, allowed my 10 year old son to fit his injured toe into his shoes. Rectangular bandages produced awkwardly shaped bandages with annoying bruises. We learned about tube gauze from an assistant who was removing his toenails. In combination with Xeriform bandages we could cover his toe and he could wear normal shoes.

ER nurses bandaged my thumb with this bandage and I'm glad Revain stocked it just right. This is the best bandage solution that doesn't irritate my skin yet protects my poor toe when needed. Instead of a metal applicator, I apply gauze to the toe using the same technique with a 5" piece of 1 1/4" diameter plastic tubing. The tubular gauze is much better than the patch, I can stick it over the cotton instead of on the skin which prevents irritation as I have to keep my toe bandaged for weeks…

Used for thumb injuries with the Surgitube Tubular Gaze Metal Applicator Cage for #1 Tube Gauze. This size is perfect for a thumb or big toe and easily allows for five layers (first layup plus two turns, then cut and tie) without a tight fit or circulation issues. At first I thought it might be too big, but it turned out to be perfect and would probably fit larger hands too (I wear a 10 on my ring finger if that helps). I also recommend the applicator cage which allows me to change the dressing

For almost two months I had to bandage my toe every night to save it from amputation. If only my podiatrist had told me that, I wouldn't have used gauze pads or tissue tape. I used this for cut fingers a few years ago. Nothing is easier than applying a triple antibiotic ointment and then bandaging your toe with it and applying a strip of tissue tape to secure it. The greatest invention for finger and toe wounds. You can still put the gauze pad on your toe or finger and then apply this gauze. I…

I am beyond disappointed with this purchase. I bought two of these ie 100 yards of this 1 inch gauze and there was no applicator in the box. I used this product a long time ago but bought it from a local pharmacy and there was an applicator in the box. "They no longer sell this product to purchase applicator separately. The front of the box says "Effective Dressing System". The keyword here is "SYSTEM". On the back of the box, the instructions show how to apply the applicator to the finger, as…