1000 PC (5 PKS) 2"X2" Non-Woven 4-Ply Dental Medical Gauze Pad, Non-Sterile All Purpose Gauze Sponges, 4-Ply Cotton Filled Sponges Provide Maximum Absorption

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We use these for facial cleansing pads and nail polish removal most often. They're SO much better than cotton balls - no fuzz ruining polish, sticking to faces or need to clean up afterwards. These are soft, absorbent, cotton, easy to use. The prices are terrific - I cannot come close to the cost locally. Will definitely purchase again.

I use these for applying toner after washing my face. Cotton balls soak up way too much of the product, wasting it. I use expensive skin care products, so these gauze pads don’t waste the product, and are great for applying it to my skin. Great product.

A while back a friend who works for Rodan & Fields suggested I use gauze squares instead of the typical cotton pads to apply skin care products because the gauze is much less absorbent so you waste much less product! Ever since I've been using gauze squares like these for my daily sink care routine. I keep them in a little jar on my bathroom counter. This listing was great because you get a bulk amount for a decent price, and I know I'll eventually use them so I stock up.

As a semi-retired RN & nurse practitioner, I use these as a Covid vaccinator for patients who might have a little bleeding after the injection (I find most event organizers don't provide 2X2s). Although they are quite a bit thinner than the ones I was accustomed to as an actively employed nurse, they are perfectly serviceable and the price is great. My one criticism is that the thinness makes them somewhat hard to separate. I would buy these again.

I personally don't like the cotton balls or commonly found cotton pads found, they tend to absorb too much of the toner rather than apply on face to cleanse.If the pad is too thick for personal likings, then it can be cut in half for thinner (yet sturdy) pad.1000 cotton pads come in the package and if I cut them in half as I like them a little thinner, then technically I just bought 2000 cotton pads for ~$13.

I bought these to apply face toner during my skincare routine, because they won't absorb as much of my slightly pricey product as cotton balls/pads, and therefore my skin gets more of the product. These have been great for that. I've also used once for some first aid to put over a small bleeding wound, so that was also helpful. They're thin but hold together well, and are a good size (come folded in fourths).

I wrap one of these around my finger and wet it, to use to clean my little dog's back teeth every day. Can't get a tooth brush that far back in her mouth. Seems to be doing a pretty good job. The Vet recommend this idea to slow the growth of plaque. Having to get a dog's teeth cleaned so they don't lose them is expensive and can be risky as most of them have to be put under to do the procedure.