• Sterile

• Ideal for minor abrasions, cuts and lacerations

• 100% waterproof

• A natural alternative

• Infused with medical-grade honey

• Promotes optimal healing environment by keeping wound moist

• Single use only

• Sterile

• 8 adhesive pads

For natural wound-healing, try CVS Health Manuka Honey Adhesive Pads. These pads are infused with medical-grade honey harvested from the Manuka plant in New Zealand. Researchers have found this species of plant may contain unique components that make it ideal for wounds. Ideal for minor abrasions, cuts, and lacerations, these waterproof pads feature smooth adhesive edges that help promote a healing environment by keeping the wound moist. CVS Health Manuka Honey Adhesive Pads are a safe, effective, alternative to conventional wound-healing treatments.
Infused with medical-grade honey, which assists in maintaining a moist environment for optimal wound healing.

Manuka (Leptospermum) honey is a medical grade honey that is harvested from the Manuka plant in New Zealand. Researchers have found that this species has unique components that make it ideal for wounds.

US patent # US RE42,755 and foreign counterparts. Used by permission of Derma Sciences. Inc.
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1.8 in x 3 in (4.5 cm x 7.5 cm)

Sterility guaranteed unless individual wrapper has been opened or damaged.

Not made with natural rubber latex.

Directions: Clean the wound. Cover the affected area with the Manuka Honey Adhesive Pad. Smooth down adhesive edges. If leakage around the bandage should occur, change the bandage as needed. Moisten with sterile saline if wound appears dry before removal.
Store at room temperature: 50-77°F (10-25°C.) Keep dry.

WARNING: If there are signs of infection such as fever, pain, redness, swelling, itching, rash or burning, increased wound drainage, increased skin irritation, and changes in wound color and/or odor, consult your doctor. Patients with known sensitivity to honey should not use this product.

Due to the low pH balance, some people may notice slight stinging that lasts less than 5 minutes. If stinging persists, remove dressing, clean area, and stop use. Osmotic activity can draw increased fluid, which will require frequent dressing changes.

NOT FOR: People with a known allergy or hypersensitivity to honey.