First Honey Manuka Honey Adhesive Bandages 12 Pack | Latex Free, Antibiotic Free Wound Dressing | Medical Grade Honey Adhesive Pads | First Aid Care Burns, Cuts, Scrapes, Wounds, Lacerations

I bought these band aids on the suggestion of a nurse for healing wounds. I had an incident where some rebar at a construction site met my shin and left a deep gash. I wanted it to heal the best it could without worrying about it too much. These Manuka Honey bandages were just the thing! They are sturdy and I actually had to apply some force to peel it off after a day. Most bandages are usually hanging by then! The honey infused pad is not sticky-it's in the pad somehow. I noticed my wound healed more quickly than usual. I've also used these on raw spots where I lose skin on my fingers in the winter and they work well to moisturize and heal. I prefer these bandages now to any other I've ever used. A good price on Amazon too!

This is the world's perfect bandage! The power of Manuka is amazing! Once you buy these bandages you won't go back to the leading brand of first aid. They are more money but they are worth every penny. You can feel it working and the glue doesn't bother my sensitive skin like other bandages. They stay on and you don't need other creams. I have bought the cream First Honey offers and also recommend that if you chose regular bandages. I even feel it makes wounds heal faster!

I ordered a box of 1inch by 3inches and got a six pack which is difficult for me to cut down to size. The adhesive does not work well when you only have three sides and none on the other side. I have been using Manuka Honey for years even before I went to New Zealand. I was disappointed that I did not get what I ordered.

great for scrapes and other boo boos

My dad is diabetic and he's on blood thinners and he does odd handyman jobs so he gets bumps and scrapes. He really seems to like getting them on his shins, which is a really hard place for a diabetic to heal when they've been diabetic for years (by the way, I TOTALLY recommend an electric foot massager to help with circulation, we got him one of Amazon for Father's Day and it has worked miracles for circulation in his feet). Anyway, sometimes these boo-boos will get infected. That used to mean a trip to the doctor to get an antibiotic. Since I have discovered these, we slap one on as soon as it looks even a little bit red and the longest I've had an infection last on his leg is 5 days. Yes, they're pricey, but they're way cheaper than a doctor visit and antibiotic! And it's healthier for him to heal on his own. Hint, if you have thin skin, cut part of the adhesive off so you have less to remove, or soak the bandage off. I generally cut part of the adhesive off before applying, then when I remove, I soak a cotton ball in alcohol and after getting a corner up, I swipe the cotton ball under, this helps release the adhesive so I don't pull skin off with it. I do this with all adhesives I use on my dad because his skin is thin.

Although these bandages have good adhesion, they just aren’t quite large enough to cover the sores on the bottom of my feet. The sores are caused by the collapse of the bones in my feet which rub against the soles. I’m sure that the bandages would be fine for smaller wounds.

I have been using First Honey bandages with additional First Honey ointment on a skin inflammation/blistering/peeling due to cancer growing close to the skin. I am also going through radiation now. The skin improvement has been phenomenal, even the nurses commented on how well my skin was healing, and I do not have any skin burning from the radiation so far. They said, "Whatever you are doing, keep doing it." I told them I was using Manuka honey. I keep a Manuka Honey dressing on almost 24hr/day (except for radiation treatment time)-and there has been no pain when I have the dressing on.. I only wish there was a bigger size, as I have to use 2-3 of these and tape them together (I cannot use the adhesive because my skin is too tender, so I cut it off, and use Mepilex along with a gauze pad). Great product.

I'm so glad to find these Medi-honey bandages that are a regular size and bandaid shape. These were reviewed very well by reviewers for the quality of the honey on the non-stick pad as well as sticking well and not coming loose. Those reviewers were right. Now if they would only come up with maybe some smaller sizes for kids scrapes and things that don't need quite this big a bandaid.

Thank you

This doesnt work if your akin is sensitive. It was hurting my unburnt skin parts.

See above. This product is completely useless. Falls off minutes after placement, no matter how proper you do it. DO NOT BUY>