Nasalcease FirstAid Nosebleeds, ... vs All-Health Strong Strips Antibac...

I keep three in my edc pack, two in my coat jacket, and have stashed them in my house. I get them so often that i get one and just shrug it off like it's nothing.

It takes a little longer to get this from the seller, so buy it before you need it. It is not an easy product to find for us locally, so finding here on amazon is a lifesaver! It always works. What a great product ir saves the day!

Nasalcease is an excellent product for children's nosebleeds. There are better ways to actually get your nosebleed to stop, but this is a good way to keep it from opeing up again. Quickly stopped my nose bleed.

Posterior packing in the er is usually in the neighborhood of 7. Hours. No mess, easy insertion & removal, leaves your hands free, and soaks up the blood. The only drawback is its price for the size of the pad.

This product is a scam. It is no better than a cotton ball, because the fiber is very harsh. It's almost like all these clowns did was take the padding off of a bandaid, put glue on it and market it as a nose-bleed stopper.

These are very strong and will not budge. Would buy again. Good quality and stay fastened. Good big box of band aids to have when needed.

Various usable sizes. Easy enough to apply. I love the fact they are latex free.

The adhesive is the worst part of the bandage. Get a different kind of bandaid. The part of my skin where the adhesive was is still a horrible dark brown color (i am * white by comparison) the bandage section is so large it prevents the sides from fir...  Read More

The adhesion is nonexistent. Does not stick. Does not breathe.

Light abrasion against fabric starts peeling up/unsticking. Horrible for tender skin.