Reddit reviews Band-Aid Brand Cushion Care Non-Stick Gauze Pads, Individually-Wrapped, Large, 4 in x 4 in, 25 ct
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25-count of Band-Aid Brand Cushion-Care Gauze Pads are designed to protect minor cuts, scrapes and burns, measuring 4 inches x 4 inches in sizeEach individually-wrapped gauze pad is made with Quilt-Aid Technology featuring deep pockets to wick away fluid and keep wounds clean, and are not made with natural rubber latexThese large sterile pads are non-adhesive and are available in a square, 4 inch x 4 inch size and have 8 thick layers of soft cushioning for extra comfortThese gauze pads are great and have a highly absorbent design, and have extra cushioning so you can bounce backFrom the #1 doctor-recommended brand, these gauze pads are great first aid supplies to use with Band-Aid Brand First Aid Products Rolled Gauze and firmly secure the non-stick gauze pad in place
Hello! Congrats on your upcoming surgery! I also had to buy my own gauze and tape. I used Bandaid Cushion-Care gauze. I folded them up and put them on top of my horizontal incisions as (literally) a cushion. My post op bra compressed the incisions, which caused the most discomfort of the whole ordeal Gauze
I didn’t have any drains and was prepared for my incisions to leak. My plan was to tape those on with tape. Luckily didn’t need to do that, but I have found it helpful to put a small piece over my stitches when they surface to avoid snagging.
I couldn’t wait to get out of my post op bra, so once I got the go ahead I switched from post op bra to hanes. They are amazing. (My surgeon provided post op bras and they were horrendously uncomfortable)
Make sure you have your basics. Advil, Tylenol, stool softener if you’re going to take a heavy duty pain killer. These ice packs we’re very soothing for the first few weeks, just don’t put on top of any incisions.
I was very bored the first week or so. I watched some Netflix. Read a lot of books (if you have a library card check out the Libby app! It may only be in the US though, not sure where you are located) and I did a ton of the archived NYT crossword puzzles.
One other thing, leaving the hospital, I had to get into our truck. It’s a normal truck, but i usually have to hoist myself into it with my arms. That wasn’t going to happen post op, so I brought a step stool! Felt kinda silly, but it worked great! Feel free to PM me with any questions you may have!