Curad Curad Non-Stick Pads With Adhesive Tabs

I had a box of the previous version of these, and liked them quite well. One pad would do for 24 hours if it stayed dry, and could even be removed and reapplied with the adhesive continuing to hold. The pad was woven cotton, and didn't get pesky fibers stuck in the wound.

This new version says "comparable to Telfa pads" on the box, as pictured, whereas the old one had real Telfa (as the item title says). I'm guessing the item for sale is as pictured, and the title is incorrect.

Anyway, I don't have an opinion on whether the imitation Telfa covering is better, worse or the same as real Telfa. But the adhesive doesn't hold as well, won't hold if you remove and reapply it, and the pad is spun cotton fiber that gets everywhere. You'll have to change these new ones more often.

I agree with the last reviewer. This does come off the wound fairly easily but it falls apart with the inner layers of cotton making a mess. I went to take it off and it came apart in layers with the non-stick layer still on my wound. It did pull off easily when I finally got a grip on it but with the other layers falling apart first, it wasn't very neat.

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These used to be light brown in color, now are an unsubtle white.

The side tabs have gotten smaller and less sticky, so come off easily from parts of the body being flexed.

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