Curad Soothe and Cool Clear Gel Bandages, Assorted, Clear, 8/Box

Curad makes excellent first aid products and these are no exception. I'll preface by saying that if you have a burn injury that is significant enough you ought to get medical attention. Mine ended up being a full thickness 2nd degree burn requiring 8 weeks of treatment. 😢🙈 Oops. That said, I found these to be very helpful and soothing for my burn and for other wounds that were painful and needed a hydrocolloid type of Band-Aid. On top of providing soothing, they also keep the wound bed moist and free of any germs or dust and dirt.

I got a nasty little burn on my thumb and ordered these - easy to apply and stays on pretty well. The burn looks good since being protected with these. I just wish they sold a pack of only the small bandages!

I needed this for a bad burn, and this helped me with the healing process.

I bought these pads to replace the Johnson & Johnson First Aid Instant Burn Cooling Patches that have been discontinued. I needed the pads to soothe and protect a 1 inch long burn (from a hot cooking pan) on the inside of my arm. The hydrogel pad was very effective in soothing and protecting the burn while it was healing. It stayed on securely during showers. Since the pad is clear, you can observe the healing process and watch for any sign of infection. All was going well until I tried to remove the pad. The hydrogel pad portion does not stick to the wound, however, the adhesive border was painful to remove and tore my skin. My skin is thinning and sensitive to bandaging tape adhesive. The previously purchased (now discontinued) Johnson & Johnson First Aid Instant Burn Cooling Patches never bothered me. However, the Curad Soothe and Cool Instant Cooling is not a good bandage for me. In the future I plan to use plain non-adhesive hydrogel burn pads and adhere it with my favorite tape - Nexcare Low Trauma Tape for Sensitive Skin.

These are amazing! I wish I knew about these sooner and I Wish they were sold in stores in my area. So much easier that wrapping burn patches with gauze or bandaids, it’s all in one!