Inadine 9.5cm x 9.5cm x5 Non Adherent Wound Dressings, POV-Iodine, Antimicrobial

I bought these to use for my husband, he's a type 1 diabetic and had blisters in his toes. The dressings from the Gp did nothing so he applied these under an adhesive dressing. After just 3 days the skin was completely healed. Excellent value for money, you just cut to the size you need. A must for any first aid box.

Very effective in keeping wounds clean and aiding the healing process

This is marvellous for healing wounds. Apply onto the wound once it is cleaned, cover with plaster or adhesive wound dressing.

I'm ex Army medic and very experienced as a work place first aider. My preferred way of dressing a minor wound is in no textbook but works amazingly. First clean the wound. Second cut one of these down. If sensible double over and place over wound. Use vet wrap/ equine wrap / animal cohesion bandage (because pets get better gear than humans) to hold the dressing in place. Be careful to use the right amount of compression with the vet wrap (too much is easy) and redress periodically. Wounds will heal cleanly and incredibly fast. I'm writing this review now with a chunk taken out of my ankle and treated as above. For 80p per dressing these should be in every first aid kit

first box arrived ok but still waiting on second box to complete order

Probably the best wound dressing money can buy. Thanks.

I had a cut on the underside of my forearm that required seven stitches. The hospital gave me non-woven sterile swabs to put over it, and tape to keep the swab in place, but I was worried about it getting infected. Not allowed to use any creams or gels on it, so I used these to keep the wound clean, underneath the swab. It has an open weave, so the wound can breathe through it. It gave me reassurance that the cut was being protected, and at the same time stopped the stitches being caught in the texture of the swab. This particular size was too big and I cut it into quarters, but smaller sizes are available. I ordered a second pack to keep in the medical box.

I always have inadine.use it for open wounds (as long as your not alergerice to Iodean).covered with a dry dressing