JOHNSON & JOHNSON FIRST AID ADHESIVE PADS PLUS NEOSPORIN ANTIBIOTIC, 5-COUNT ADHESIVE PADS (PACK OF 6)
J&J RED CROSS Adhesive Pads with Neosporin Antibiotic, 5ct
- Design of pad and Neosporin ointment aids the pad not stick to the wound.
- 1st Help Covers: One-of-a-kind wound dressings come with a layer of Neosporin brand antibiotic ointment built right on the pad, so there is no need to ever touch the wound to get better infection protection.
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SALE Price: $ 15.80
USERS REVIEWS:
“Johnson & Johnson Very first Aid Adhesive Pads plus Neosporin Antibiotic” is a high quality initial-aid amenity.
Smartly sized at 3″x3″, these bandages are a very good fit for the most generally-sized minor wounds and burns. The bandage material is produced of sturdy all-natural rubber latex, even though each person bandage consists of an application of “Neosporin” antibiotic ointment, helping wounds heal quicker even though minimizing the likelihood of scars.
At a cost of .92 for a bundled six-pack (with each and each pack containing five bandages), each and each bandage averages out to be close to 66 cents each, an overall reasonable value thinking about the cost of a single box of five (5-7 dollars a pop), the size of the bandage, and the overall comfort of the product.
On the other hand, penny pinchers and these who are hunting for a bit more flexibility with their bandage size will most likely find it makes a lot more sense to obtain a significant container of no-frills antibiotic ointment and a big box of assorted-sized bandages doing so will save some coin, enable for a wider substitute of wound and burn sizes, and permit for your pick of a distinct kind of antibiotic ointment (they do differ in attributes and strength).
Also, purchasing such a big bundle is possibly wasteful if you are unlikely to use them more than the subsequent a number of years, as antibiotic ointments like “Neosporin” typically have a restricted shelf life of a couple of years at very best. That fact alone makes this bundle-pack ideal suited for households with active young children/teens and businesses who require very first-aid materials on hand each person else should be fine with a single box residing in their medicine cabinet.
In all, very proposed for active households and corporations in want of very first-help kit supplies.
Hugo D. Hackenbush
