Sterile Sponge Mouth Swabs,Disposable Oral Swabs,Individually Wrapped (100pcs,Pink)

Used for a CNA class - just what we were looking for and the price was good! They are typical oral swabs that are firm enough to not easily break down. They are individually packaged and work well on both mannequins and real people. s

Used a lot in house to clean in crevices and small bottles that have hard to reach areas

Pro: the sponges have a similar shape to the ones I used in the hospital after the birth of my child, that work well for cleaning bottles and nipple crevices. The sponges hold the soap well. The sticks are long enough for use with 4oz baby bottles.Con: the paper handles lose their stiffness and start to disintegrate quickly when wet. I can generally get through a batch of cleaning work, but I need to be very careful to keep my hands and the stick dry. I feel good that I’m saving the environment from some plastic, but I often need to use two sponges to finish the job. I also wish I could find swabs with longer sticks like I had at the hospital.

Ordered a box of these about six months ago to use to apply deer velvet to one of my dog's teeth per my vet's recommendation. I put a few drops of the deer velvet on the swab and rub her teeth with it. The deer velvet works well to remove plaque and stains when used frequently.The foam tips in first box of swabs were quite coarse and the swab could not be used more than twice before hardening so that it wouldn't absorb the drops. When that box started to run out I reordered and was quite surprised to find that the foam tips in the new box are much softer, finer, and absorb and hold the drops much better than the first box. I hope that future boxes of these are the same.

I've been ordering these. Good quality & priced right

These are fantastic. My grandfather had a stroke which left him basically unable to care for himself. With the medicines he is on, he cannot have a few teeth removed - (they are abscessed) so we bought them to put in a numbing mouth wash. Since he struggles to spit out the liquid (and it’s dangerous for him to take such a liquid with no thickener) these sponges allow us to apply the numbing wash straight onto the tooth/infected area. I know you’re thinking, why not just use orajel or a numbing gel instead - but this stuff has a longer, stronger numbing agent & kills bacteria, which is essential to a healthy mouth. That being said, we needed to find a solution, and these sponges were the answer! He is visually happier since these came into his life. Great product for many uses! They also seem to stick onto the stick very well. I squeeze them into a smaller hole and pull them out, without any issues, or tearing - so they are made well for what they are.

My daughter had recently had her lip and tongue ties revised. For the stretches, we used these toothette to help us so we won't get bitten by her. I also used this to apply topical lotion on her lips for sanitary reason. I think this product is very versatile. You can also use it for arts and crafts.

these disposable oral sponges are alright not as good quality as McKesson the sponges are to soft and the sticks are to flimsy I will spend the extra bucks for better ones...

I bought these for my mom (who has Alzheimer's) because I had seen something similar used when she was in hospital. They are great when an older person/invalid doesn't want to brush their teeth. I would swish it in some mouthwash and mo would agree to use this when she wouldn't use a toothbrush.For that reason, these are great if you are going camping. Just use some mouthwash, no need to bring a bulky brush.

Excellent for applying mouth moistener. There are several shapes, and I find these best.

Description said the stick was plastic but it isn’t it would be very dangerous to use if doing oral care on dementia people they could easily bite foam end off from stick it is attached to and choke on it .

Seems like a good product when you first use it...let it sit overnight and watch the dye come off in your mouth...with absolutely no warning or explanation for what that crap is that's polluting your mouth (and body)