CareSensAlcohol Prep Pad, 70% Isopropyl Alcohol - 400 count

These pads are thicker and more durable than the ones I've used in the past, which is a major plus. While the thinner ones didn't tear, the amount of liquid they could hold was not ideal. These thicker pads have more liquid, but not to the point where they are drippy. Perfect for swabbing before an injection. They are also good to have for non-medical purposes, such as cleaning electrical contacts, screens, or anything that would benefit from an alcohol-based cleaner.The price is reasonable for a pack of 400. They are made of 70% isopropyl alcohol with the rest being purified water. They are made in Korea.My only quibble is that the box they come in is rather flimsy and falls apart easily. Not a big deal, however, and doesn't detract from giving these 5 stars.

We like these CareSens Alcohol Prep Pad, 70% Isopropyl Alcohol - 400 count, that are Non-sterile. I got these for someone in our household that needs to routinely check blood sugar, and, therefore do finger sticks. As hands are usually washed before using one of these anyways, I feel okay with these being used for this purpose. I wasn't really sure what the difference between sterile and non-sterile was (these say they are "Non-sterile" on each little packet), but one thing I found online did suggest that sterile should be used in a hospital setting, or for those with lower immunity.Anyway, I also used one of these 1 1/4 inch squares to clean my cell phone, which I carry around with me most of the day. It cleaned up fine, but left a slight smear across my screen which I buffed out with my usual microfiber cloth.

Nice little alcohol prep wipes, these non-sterile alcohol pads are saturated with 70% isopropyl alcohol and were nice and soaking wet when I opened a few random packets, none felt dried out, the pads are small just about a 1-inch square, and the cloth is made of a nonwoven fabric, they do clean surfaces well such as cellphone screens and are great for disinfecting cuts and scrapes, I also use them for disinfecting insulin bottles, and other surfaces that need general disinfecting of course they would work for first aid use too, the box says the intended use is for injection site or skin disinfection.Overall I recommend, great set of 400 isopropyl alcohol wipes, nice for small item disinfection or first-aid use, the main box has a seal, and my box has a great exp date as-well (2027).Made in Korea.

I got the CareSens Alcohol Prep Pad, 70% Isopropyl Alcohol - 400 count. These prep pads come in the usual individual packages.Most prep pads I've used unfold, but these are a single, thick square. For some applications, like cleaning a small area of skin, I think they work better, especially since these pads are very wet. However, the thickness makes them more fibrous, which isn't as good for uses where you want to be careful not to leave any fibers behind.However, these are non-sterile and thus shouldn't be used to clean skin. (At least not for common uses for injections.)These probably aren't the prep pads I would choose to buy, though they do have their uses.

Just being recently diagnosed with Type II Diabetes I use alcohol pads on the daily. When I found these it wouldn't have come at a better time seeing as there are 400 alcohol pads which should last me over a year because I only test once a day. They are just a single pad that is well saturated in 70% Isopropyl Alcohol when is plenty to clean the are for the lancet stick to draw blood. Just because these don't say they are sterile doesn't mean it would be any different than take alcohol and dabbing it on a cotton ball and using it. As long as it cleans the area of germs you are good to go. I find that this is a great value at $7.89 for 400 pads so when I need more I will be buying more.

These alcohol pads add a lot of convenience to first aid kits to clean and sterilize skin, and work well for other small cleaning tasks.The pads come joined in packs of two with a perforation between them.The wipes themselves are durable and well saturated with alcohol and do a good job cleaning small objects or areas of skin. They have a reasonable texture that does a good job of light scrubbing.The price is reasonable for the quantity provided (about half the price per piece of some of the competitors I've seen).If you go through a lot of these wipes quickly, this is a product worth exploring.

I am not sure how important this is that those are not sterile, considering that alcohol is going to kill most of the stuff there anyway. I needed those for prepping the injection site. They feel different from what I used before - they are tiny squares, and they do not unfold as usual. They are thick maybe 1/16 of an inch and look like a layer of fiberfill. They do have very strong alcohol smell.

It's always a good idea to have these on hand in an emergency first aid kit. I've used several already. For my tots, who require the whole shebang everytime they get a minor booboo.