SNL Sterile Krinkle Kerlix Type 4 1/2" x 4 1/8 Yds, Latex Free, Hospital Grade Bandage Roll - Pack of 6

So far this is my favorite gauze I've purchased for wrapping a big leg issue, I'm sure there's better out there, but this is usable without problems.In hospital I think I was wrapped w Covidien brand kerlix guaze, which is definitely higher quality, it's less porous in its weave, but this brand isn't terrible. And it is softer than some of the others I've tried.Fyi because I didn't know, kerlix is the style of gauze, not the brand.Anyway my recommendation is get this if you need it quickly and you're on a budget. Get the Covidien brand if you can swing it.I wrap my leg then tape it all over anyway, so this kind works alright for me and isn't itchy.

very satified

This is the same quality of gauze wrap that the hospital uses. I have been doing wound care for several months and can not use tape on my skin, so, wrapping my leg to hold dressing in place has been required.

Does exactly what it is meant to do and is a better value than other products for the same purpose. But this one!

Great bulk pack of gauze. It is nice and very absorbent. I keep this gauze in all of my IFAKs. It is in my big Jeep first aid bag, my EDC Trauma Pack, my home first aid kit and a compact trauma kit (w/ tourniquet) that my son carries in his backpack to school.It just doesn't make sense to not have some good good gauze in your kits.***********************************************************************************************************************************************I rely on reviews when I make purchases so I put a lot of time into reviewing everything I buy on Amazon for personal and my business. Please show your appreciation by clicking the "helpful" below when it asks if the review is helpful!!!

I purchased these for my MFAK & IFAK for bandaging. I work in infrastructure and laborers are always getting cuts and scrapes so I figured it was a good thing to keep around along with other items. Well I can say that I’m not a trained paramedic but I did stop a pretty bad laceration on one of my guys who sliced open his forearm. I cleaned him up, wrapped it up, taped it him up, and he worked all day with no issues. He refused to go the hospital since he didn’t need stitches and this basically stopped the bleeding. No infection either! I would recommend this product to keep with your IFAK, MFAK, or first aid kit!

These are rather expensive gauze wraps, but they work very well at covering wounds, and even better at covering wounds treated with creams and ointments that would otherwise leak onto your clothes, etc.I wrapped my calves with these, and they protected my clothes from absorbing medications applied to my wounds. They stretch like crazy and conform to contours well. I found them practically unnoticeable once secured. I recommend using metal fasteners to keep them in place, since tape doesn't contract or expand with movement.

Used this during wound vac breaks while going through wound care; it was great for packing. Absorbent and not overly adhesive (little pain on removal when saline used)