Brand Antiseptic Cleansing Spray, 8 Fl. Oz

Yes, it is expensive and definitely makes you question if it's worth it. Being someone whos very frugal and always shops for the best Bargin deals, I was sure this wasn't worth the price. But after a little research I didn't realize hydrogen peroxide can be more damaging and kills the good bacteria and stuff along with the bad. So it's not really the best for ongoing wound care. I've been dealing with a boil that got infected and it wasn't clearing up as quickly as it should. So that's why I was looking into this. After reading the reviews I was convinced it might be worth the price and that it was worth it being it was health related. I've been using it when changing my bandage every couple of days and it definitely made the difference! When I was using hydrogen peroxide it was SLOWLY healing but once I used this...the infection cleared up within a day or 2!It does help a bit with any pain but that all is really depending on the severity and location of your wound. It's not like lidocaine (obviously lol) and doesnt numb wounds but it doesn't burn like most wound care cleansers do or can.If youre wondering if it's worth the price then I would suggest it's probably worth it. Your healthy and safety is so important and I think a good enough of a reason to buy a more expensive name brand product, especially one that works so well and FAST! I'll be using this from now on as its so easy and it's very cooling too! I had an infected wound that had a lot of tight, swollen and red inflammation around it and this feels SO nice when you spray it on! Super easy to use!

Honestly, the only reason I first bought this antiseptic spray is that I noticed the instructions on our preferred bandaids changed to include this sort of spray. While we typically use other things to clean wounds, I thought I would give this a chance, especially after learning that peroxide can actually damage the tissues around an injury. While my husband thought it was a waste of money, I bought it anyway, thinking it was best for our first aid kit.Later that week, he was happy I got it! In the kitchen, he sliced his thumb badly trying to use a new attachment on our food processor. Using this spray was easy and allowed us to get his injury bandaged faster. It also helped some with the pain. He has been using this for the last few days, too, and it is helping with overall healing, making it a great purchase. While it was a bit on the pricey side, our first aid kit was worth it, and I loved how easy it was to use.

bought this after my ear piercing kept getting infected and now i spray it on every cut the family has. No stinging and no tears.

As expected from the Bandaid brand, this is a decent product. It is not a prescription pain killer. Yet on small skin abrasions, and cuts it can work just fine. Not a numbing sensation yet it dose take the lingering throb, dull ache, and sudden sharp stab of hurt down if not away. Great for children, child like husbands, and anyone prone to everyday ouchies. With the addition of a long-term antiseptic and a bandage healing is quick and almost no infection chance

I would purchase this item again and recommend it to anyone looking for something similar.

This bandaid spray works very well. It kills pain and stops itching on the spot. Family member had a gnarly infected blister on the top of her foot from a pair of ill fitting sandals. The spray killed the pain and the infection. It works, and doesn’t sting or burn. There is also no sticky residue.

Best product for wounds. Should always keep s bottle on hand for those times when you hurt yourself

There is, in the bright white geometry of a medicine cabinet, something almost ecclesiastical about a bottle one reaches for in moments of mild catastrophe. Band-Aid’s Pain Relieving Antiseptic Cleansing Spray carries that curious, potent duality: both utterly mundane and quietly miraculous.Using it feels like attending to a tiny drama—blood, grit, the surprising sting of the world—yet the spray itself acts with such brisk, decisive efficiency that one can’t help admiring its calm authority. The antiseptic mist settles coolly, like a winter draft against overheated skin, and the pain reliever folds itself into the wound’s edges with a gentleness that borders on literary grace.In a household full of scrapes from pets, cooking, gardening, and the assorted misadventures of daily life, this little bottle has become an indispensable companion. Its reliability is so complete—its effect so steady—that one feels almost superstitious without it. A minor cure, yes, but a perfect one.