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Bleeding Control
Customers with bleeding issues due to medication or injury highly rate the Curad Quick Stop Blood Controlling Bandages for their quick and effective bleeding control. The bandages are also appreciated by those who need them for minor cuts and injuries, especially when on-the-go. However, some users mention that they need to be removed as soon as the bleeding stops and that they become hard after 12 hours.
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Quality
Excellent product to have in any emergency kit, especially the car.
Great product for small cuts when a person is also taking blood thinners
It does turn hard at the end of the 12 hour span.
Works really good on older more fragile skin.
Packaging/appearance
The above applies, but the conditon the box arrived in was unacceptable.
Competitiveness
Quality matters, and other generic brands often are terrible at adhesion, and curad brand contains an oddly irritating latex wh... Read More
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- How are reviewers describing this item?
small, great, good, wound and cut. - Our engine has profiled the reviewer patterns and has determined that there is minimal deception involved.
- Our engine has discovered that over 90% high quality reviews are present.
- This product had a total of 422 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 12 2024.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I also wish they would make it in bigger sizes
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It does turn hard at the end of the 12 hour span
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I dampen it with water and fingertip to moisten it and sometimes rub a little to loosen the edges
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I take aspirin as a blood thinner and these stop the bleeding almost immediately
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Otherwise the pad sticks to the wound and has to be soaked off under sterile conditions to prevent renewed bleeding
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The bandages do stop bleeding
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
My skin is very thin particularly on my legs
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
When scratched the bleed lots
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