Telfa Adherent Dressing Pads Inches Review

Fake. Do not buy. This is not actually a Telfa non-stick mat. It's a piece of thin gauze with plastic on each side that isn't attached. Genuine Telfa cushion left in each photo.

I used this to wrap my thigh as I had a fluid burn on most of the front of my thigh. It was hard to keep still, especially when walking. Even at night while I was sleeping he managed to unbutton and not stay in place.

I used these non stick telfa pads to care for our mum's wounds and they work exactly as she needs to care for behind the wounds . It is easy to use when dressing wounds and sticking them on the skin. Also, the material is soft and doesn't itch on sensitive skin as far as I know. Thank you Covidien for such a good product

I had to change the bandage on the surgical site near the chin once a day. This was done recently and was told to get a non-stick bandage. Much luck! Was not in 2 pharmacies from different brands, but here at Revain just right! The package was delivered in about a day and a half. Thank you Revin!

They are very thin and fragile. The top coat came off the first thing I used. Also, the packaging is weird. The box is semi-closed and sealed at the top with some sort of plastic wrap. I bought these because the Nonstick Curad Pads (8" x 3", model CUR47399) are out of stock for some reason. If they're available, I'll take them. If you choose them, divide the amount contained by two as you will need to use two at a time for adequate wound coverage.

I've been using these four for the past five months with sore feet, they're very good for what I need them for, if they were a little bigger it would be really good but it's hard to put them together. They're not that hard so they absorb well, they're not that thick but they do a pretty good job and don't stick which is really good, I would recommend them. They are all very cheap considering you get 50 of them because you know it's 8 to 10 bucks and if you change dressings all the time it's a…

My son fell in the oven and got burned. I was advised to buy them for him as the burn was from wrist to elbow. It was the perfect size. In my city I could only find 3x5 inch pads. That way I could use a hospital pad and it was the perfect size for him. That's what I needed to treat his burn. These pads are not meant to stick to skin, but rather help it behave like skin. They have a thin layer over the gauze which prevents it from sticking to the wound/burn. I would Recommend these and use them…

These pads are good but they don't stick at all in my case and I have very sensitive skin and the edges of these pads are also quite "sharp" . It may not appear that way to a person with good skin in good condition, but for the elderly with an open wound/wound that needs wound drainage, it still sticks to the skin. Me and my wound care provider have tried this a few times but I will not be able to use them again due to adhesion to the wound and the very irritating edges of the product. They may