Antiseptic First Aid Solution, Povidone-Iodine 10%, Infection Protection, Kills Germs in Minor Cuts Scrapes and Burns, No Sting Promise, No Alcohol or Hydrogen Peroxide, 8 FL OZ

Betadine is an important antiseptic to have in your home. My Home Health team use it all the time to prevent infections and arrest bleeding. If you are on a blood thinner then you know when you do have a bleeding event it is difficult to stop bleeding. A trick one of the nurses shared with me was using betadine and applying some light pressure to relieve bleeding faster. Be cautious as it will stain fabric.

Great to have around if you have accident pron family members. Great quality this will last forever

this stuff is really good to put on a wound or on a sore or something because it keeps it from getting infected and it keeps it clean. It’s got like an anabiotic or something and it kind of dived your skin that color but

Good product.

Keep a bottle of this betadine antiseptic solution in my home first aid kit. It’s easy to use, just clean the cut or scrape, dab a small amount on, and it does what it’s supposed to do. I like that it doesn’t sting like some other antiseptics, which is especially important when dealing with kids or sensitive skin. The liquid also spreads well without being too runny or messy. The bottle is quite large. This is actually my second one, the first bottle I bought years ago ended up expiring before I could use much of it. I also noticed that the cap seems a bit prone to leaking. With my first bottle, some liquid would seep out and leave brown residue around the cap. I’ll keep an eye on this one and see if it’s any better.

I use this all the time! Disinfects, helps me heal quickly.

This Betadine antiseptic works very well. It’s effective, easy to use, and great for cleaning and protecting wounds. A must-have for any first aid kit.

Arrived quickly. Betadine is the anti-biotic cleansing solution used in hospitals before surgery, and was recommended to me by my brother, a retired physician. It's great for use on cuts, scrapes and other wounds. This replaces the bottle I use up. Yes, it's liquid and it stains (brown), but it's the best. Use a cotton pad or swab to smear on small wounds - don't squirt it to keep it from dripping/staining.