AZEN Gauze Rolls

These are a useful addition to a medicine cabinet or first aid kit but I would consider the gauze to be light-duty. I ordered the D-30 version which contains 30 individually wrapped rolls of gauze and six mini-rolls of medical tape and a pair of scissors. Each roll of gauze is rolled in a cylinder and encased in light plastic, so it would be considered clean (not sterile) and is very thin and light, which is about what I expected. The gauze is a good width and length for wrapping an injured hand or foot, but more than one roll would likely be needed for wrapping other areas. The fabric does have some stretch. It is easy to cut to fit to use as a cover for a dressing, although too flimsy to use as a primary dressing in most cases (besides it would stick to the wound surface). The 6 rolls of tape are tiny -- about 3/4" wide but the length is not given. They are much smaller than the standard rolls of first-aid tape I already have in my kit, and one roll of this tape is not likely to be sufficient for five rolls of gauze as recommended in the description. But, they are a bonus so I can't really complain, and I do like that each roll of tape is separately wrapped so they stay clean. The included scissors are small and of poor quality; they are also a bonus, but not really worth keeping. The product description states that this is a premium grade of gauze, but it seems pretty light-weight to me. I think the gauze is okay for the price, but I would like to find some that is a thicker, heavier gauge.

This is a large box of individually wrapped bandages with medical tape and a mini scissors. Gauze bandage It is super stretchable.A separately packed bandage is long enough for easy use. But obviously the material of this bandage is not the pure cotton I hope, it is more suitable for one-time use. Pictures are comparisons of in-use and post-use pictures.

The scissors in this kit are probably best put in a travel first aid bag or something. They are very small and aren't something you would want to use if other options are available. I find this kit to be an enormous amount of gauze for a household and unless you are going through lots of bandages, this will last quite a while. I use these in addition to non-stick pads for road rash. I tend to encounter the asphalt a lot more than I like when I'm riding. The tape sticks about as good as medical tape from the pharmacy.

This kit comes in a box that is sealed in plastic. With medical and first aid kit being used in the description, I thought this would be sterile gauze. However, that is not the case, they even list it as being "clean enough". That is a little alarming, but for the cost of the kit I can't complain.The 30 rolls of gauze are each sealed in their own plastic, so you can throw a roll or two into a small first aid kit. They also include 6 little rolls of medical tape. Finally, there is a very small pair of children's scissors included as well. They are almost comically small. They can cut through the gauze, just takes about ten cuts to get across the gauze.The gauze is soft and has some stretch. Luckily so far I have not needed it to test the absorbency of it on any injuries. However, I'll be prepared if it should happen.

Kit feels a little on the budget side, something you'd buy from a dollar store. The scissor is tiny and seems more like a toy than a medical instrument. The gauze is thinner then what the product photos would suggest.

In addition to 30 rolls of 4” x 4.1 yd. of gauze, six rolls of tape and a tiny scissors is included. Each roll is individually wrapped to keep it clean. It unrolls easily and makes for easy wrapping around a wounded hand, leg, etc. It has some stretch to it when pulled lengthwise (like you would when unrolling and wrapping) but the least pull up and down causes holes/gaps. The tape holds well. The scissors cuts through the gauze easily, but it is tiny…if you have larger hands, you’re not going to be able to use it.

The gauze felt sturdy. This is good to have always at home in case of an emergency/accident. This could be a bit more economical but you do get a decent amount of product.

These aren't going to absorb anything but it is easy to use as a wrap to hold on a bandage.