Medical Grade Honey Bandages (5 Pieces in 1 Pack) - 30% Honey - Wounds Healing Waterproof Medicated Non-Adhering Sterile Gauze Pads Dressing to Cover Small Cuts, Abrasions, Burns

I've used a variety of manuka honey bandages over the years, and these have been the best so far. The bandages stay on, they're a good size, and there is minimal honey leakage. I fell across the pavement last week, and my wounds have already healed tremendously in just 1 week, using these bandages.

These medicated bandages worked great for me when I had a cystic acne lesion on my back and I will most definitely buy more if needed.

Works better than I thought

Had about 1”long wound and kept using these bandages changing every other day until it was almost healed. Keep it dry and I liked that the honey was fresh it was easy to apply

I do believe my horse's chronically-infected wound improved with the L-Mesitran Hydro Dressing, but I found it difficult to handle and confusing to start. The product has peel-off backing on both sides, with no description of which side should go against the wound (I read the 12,000-word instructions in as many languages as I could understand). I wasted the first two pads trying to figure out which side was the gel. I decided on the shiny side, and I think I was correct because I found gel in the granulated tissue when I went to change the dressing. Once I got a side against the wound, I had to struggle to get hold of the other side's backing to peel it off. As I fumbled to grab a corner of the backing, it slid and flipped around, re-exposing the previously-sterile wound environment to all kinds of contaminants. (That was AFTER I wasted two pads.) When I finally got the dressing in place, it did not adhere to the skin, and it was so stiff that it didn't bend to the curve of his skin either, so I had to hold it in place whilst trying to wrap the gauze around his tail. I imagine in a sterile environment, where you have all the tools and assistance necessary to dress a wound, this dressing would be great, because it does appear to aid in the healing process. For my purposes, it was a little too hard to handle.