Dukal Conforming Stretch Gauze -Rolls 4-Inchx4.1yds, 1-Bag White 4" 12 Count (Pack of 12)

This was exactly as I ordered and came in two days.

In the search for a good and soft gauze roll to bandage my son's limbs (eczema) I was overwhelmed by the choices. There are plys to choose from and material and sterile vs non-sterile. I decided to take a chance on this gauze, even though it had no reviews. I am pleasantly surprised that this stuff perfectly fit the job. The material is thin (not 6 ply) but I don't need it to be. It is very soft and not at all irritating on my son's skin. I haven't measured to see if it is actually the right length but overall I am very happy with my purchase.

As a single-use product, it performs quite well. It's open weave allows air to get to wounds, which they much need for the healing process. The price paid for the number of rolls is very good, which makes me happy since I like to keep those costs down. They are soft, clean and wearable, which means they should meet your comfort needs well. A good bargain at the price! The only downside I could find was the strange way the fibers look grouped in clusters when you first unroll them. That has no impact at all on their functionality though.

I'd bought this to secure the medication I'd been placing around my husband's heel wound, and it works great, but there's another part of the story I want to share. A couple of weeks ago we were at our mountain cabin when our neighbor's dog tore a long, wide gash on her hind leg. I ran over with a roll of gauze which worked perfectly to wrap around her leg wound until they could get to the vet. The gauze's flexibility made all the difference.

Having a comprehensive first aid/medical kit is great, but it doesn't do me any good unless I lug it around with me everywhere I go. The problem is that the smaller kits tend to be incomplete and unattractively priced (IMHO).So, I'm assembling a set of custom first aid kits to scatter around my life (in the cars, in the garage/workshop, at the office, at the camp, etc). I am using empty PTFE food-supplement jars to hold the items I deem necessary in an emergency first-aid kit (including this product). The benefits are numerous: these containers are perfectly sized to both contain the kit and to stash almost anywhere, the jars are waterproof, airtight, and durable, AND (because they are custom-built by me) they contain everything I feel I'm likely to need.As indicated by others, these rolls of stretch gauze are NOT sterile, and they have a long lead time (~10 days) to northeastern US.

I struggle with ulcerations and have tried many types of outer, wrapping gauze. This gauze is awesome. You don't have to wrap it tight, or tape it to your skin for it to stay in place. I've found my new wrapping gauze and I will be reordering. Thank you!!

I used these for a mummy costume for Halloween. I was pregnant and a mummy...get it? They were stretchy and it was an incredible deal for as much gauze there was in the package. One package easily covered my whole body including big belly.

The picture shows 12 rolls which look to be individually-wrapped inside of a package. The bullet says, "Clean-wrapped with individual bags so they stay soft and clean". The description says, "12 rolls each bagged individually inside a larger bag". All of these were wrong. There were 12 loose rolls in one package. Once I opened up the bag, all 12 were open to the elements. I bought these because I specifically wanted them to be individually-wrapped. If you can't believe the photo or the descriptions, you can't believe in any of it! When I told Treasure Zone I wanted to return it because it was not as advertised in several places, they wanted me to pay out of my pocket to mail them back to them even though they can't re-sell them AND they wanted to charge me a re-stocking fee. That is when I took the problem to the A-Z Guarantee who refunded my money.I've attached photos. The first is the photo from the Amazon website. I've highlighted in yellow those parts of the picture that made it look like they are individually-wrapped. That is followed by what the rolls of gauze actually looked like in THE bag - no smaller bags.