DermoplastWound Wipes Medicated First Aid Cloths, Analgesic & Antiseptic Wipes for Treating Minor Cuts, Scrapes and Burns on The Go, Sting Free Formula, 10 Individual Cloths (Packaging May Vary)

We added the Spray to our first aid kit, and it’s been a great choice! It’s perfect for minor cuts and scrapes, especially with kids. The sting-free formula is a huge plus, and it works as advertised – soothing and helping to prevent infection. It’s now an essential part of our kit, and I feel more prepared for little accidents. Highly recommend it for families with young ones

These antibacterial wipes come individually packaged, with 10 individual wipes/packets in a box. The individual packets are quite small, about one square inch, and are in strips of three, so you need to separate them at the perforated line. When you open them up, the wipe is folded up so you need to unfold it to the true 5" by 7" size, but I think it's convenient that way since it makes it smaller to store or carry versus having it already unfolded and in a 5" by 7" packet. The wipes are just the right amount moist enough to do the job, not dry at all, but they aren't dripping or soaking wet. I did notice a semi-strong smell of menthol & alcohol when I opened the wipe though. Not enough that you'd be able to smell it from the other room or anything, but strong enough for me to notice and be surprised by how much it smelled. It seems to go away quickly though. It's sort of a cleaning product-type smell. As for the texture of the liquid on the wipe, it is a little cool to the touch and a little oily as well. Also, I did feel a "tingle" to a numb feeling on my shin as it was drying.I carry a few of these in my hiking First Aid Kit. It's rare that I need so much as even a bandaid, even on the longest and most strenuous of hikes.I was on what's considered a moderate, short mountain about 20 minutes from my house. It's been raining a lot lately, so the rocky, steep part of the mountain was wet. As I was descending, I slipped on a large wet rock and slammed the back of my calf on the ground. I got up, not thinking much about it until I felt the stinging sensation on the back of my left calf. I discovered a large scrape that started bleeding pretty heavily after a minute.I immediately dug into my kit and pulled these wipes out to clean the wound. They worked great, and I was glad to have them in my pack. They are moist, heavy duty and large enough to do the job. I came home and immediately refilled my hiking IFAK with three of these. I'll likely end up stashing a few in the car and in my home gym as well. They're convenient and good to have around just in case.

I had hip surgery, and the wound needing cleaning, used these. They are great! Soothing and no pain! No stinging whatsoever!

The media could not be loaded. Me and kids have what they call sweet blood and mosquitoes love to make us their best friend. I started to use Dermoplast after some of the kids would get cellulitis from scratching to much. I dont replace DERMOPLAST with antibiotics from cellulitis. Immediately started to work in on those cuts and open mosquitoe bites. And I love it. Can't beat 3-in-1 at the price their offering. It's cleaning 99% of germs, preventing infection, and relieving pain without the sting. The aloe I can smell and love. It also gives a moisture like on the wound from the aloe. Keeping the skin protected and yhe skin from drying. I like the individual packaging so I can take as many as I want on the go without drying them. You can see the pic the shine from the aloe and no clothes were ruined.

it arrived damaged. cap was smashed.

I picked up this first aid spray to keep in my bag for minor cuts and scrapes, and it's definitely convenient for on-the-go use. The spray nozzle makes it easy to apply without needing to touch the injury, which is a plus when you're out and about. It also dries quickly and doesn’t leave a sticky residue, so it doesn’t feel uncomfortable on your skin.That said, I wouldn’t rely on this as a full replacement for traditional first aid treatments. While it works for smaller injuries, it doesn’t have the same soothing or healing power as an ointment or cream, especially for larger wounds. I’d say it’s a good quick fix for minor cuts or abrasions, but if you need something for more serious injuries, you'll still need something more effective.Overall, it’s a handy addition to a travel or emergency kit, but I’d suggest using it in conjunction with other first aid supplies for better results.

This is just a good product to have around especially for kids. Numbs that’s scratches and bug bites.

It works great, makes the boo boo not hurt, and disinfects the area! Small individual wipes, perfect for travel!!