MED PRIDE Individually Wrapped Iodine Wipes, 10% Povidone Iodine Prep Pads, Alcohol-Free Antiseptic for Wounds (100 Count)

I’ve been using the MED PRIDE Iodine Prep Pads for a few months now, and they’ve become a staple in my first aid kit. Each wipe is individually wrapped, which makes them perfect for travel, outdoor use, or keeping in a car or bag for emergencies. The 10% povidone-iodine solution is strong enough to clean minor cuts, scrapes, or abrasions without stinging like alcohol-based antiseptics. I really appreciate that they’re alcohol-free, especially for sensitive skin. The wipes are saturated just enough—not too dry, not overly soaked—and the quality of the material is solid, so they don’t tear easily during use. Overall, these iodine wipes are a great value for the price, and they give peace of mind knowing you have a hospital-grade antiseptic on hand whenever needed. Highly recommend for anyone looking to stock up on dependable wound care supplies.

These made post-surgical wound care for my wife's foot SO much more convenient than having to buy Betadine and gauze for daily disinfecting and re-wrapping. When I showed them to her doctor, even he was impressed and had his nurse order a few boxes! I especially like that then open each pack, they're literally dripping with iodine, making it easy to use the pads to "paint" the wound area. She's healed up now, but we still have plenty left if she has to have a follow-up surger. Great product!

Med Pride iodine towelettes for basic first aid, and they've been really handy. Each towelette is individually wrapped, so it stays clean until I need it. They're easy to open and apply, and the iodine does its job well for cleaning small cuts or scrapes. It's a simple product, but having these around makes me feel prepared for minor injuries. Definitely a useful item to keep in a first aid kit, and I'd buy them again.

Med pride iodine wipes are really well made and packaged. I have out them in my survival and first aid and camping kits. They can be used for so many things, including cleaning wounds and making water safe to drink. They have a good amount of iodine on the pads which are sturdy and good sized.

I recommend using gloves. Because I made the mistake of not using it and noticed the iodine got all over and then some…that is my fault. Overall they are great to have at home when I or my toddler have a small cut scrape or burn. Takes the pain away almost instantly and prevents growth (with proper hygiene and care)

Didn't like at first, but now are my go-to!!! 1. Lots of free iodine liquid in swab cloth and pouch (unlike q-tip version). 2. You can use them to clean and use another to wrap around your wound for a minute to let it kill bad stuff. I let it set for a minute at standard temp humidity and pressure, for that extra cleaning by wrapping them around and lay on the wound.

Very convenient, it what the hospital (VA) uses before a catheter. I've had to self straight cath twice a day for a few years. Very handy for my carry pack, along with lidocaine syringes, and sterile ky. Prevents UTIs.

Checking dates in first aid kit and needed to restock on items. Always have BZK wipes and Iodine wipes. BZK are great no sting options that can be used on pets and people alike. Cleaning wounds etc. Iodine is a step up from BZK wipes and protects you from some of the nastier things you can run into in the urban jungle and the local woods. Always keep both on hand in case we need them. Cheep and effective first aid items.