150 Nose Bleed Stopper Plugs - 1.5 Inch Cotton Rolls to Stop a Nosebleed for Kids or Adults - Extra Absorbent Nose Bleed Plugs by PlastCare USA

Easy to use, good quality, definitely effective. Just a couple of those are sufficient for the typical nose bleed episode. I plan to buy more.

SUPER ABSORBANT .. COULD BE A SLIGHT BIT WIDER FOR ADULTS . BUT WORK JUST FINE. SO EASY USE AND TOSS NO MORE ROLLED UP TISSUES. THEY SEEM A BIT BETTER AND SOFTER THAN THE DENTIST ONES.

My 8 yr old son gets a lot of nose bleeds especially at night. These are simple and easy for him to grab, put one in his nose and go back to bed. Much more effective than tissues and are comfortable for him. The size is on the smaller side, when my husband went to use one it was too small for his nose. So not the best for adults who may have larger nostrils. Also they are not packaged super great, we had to find a container to store them in because once you open the package they are loose and get all over the place. Not a deal breaker and doesn’t change the quality of the product. Overall they work great for what we bought them for and will buy again when needed.

I am a school nurse. I tried using Nampons which are expensive. I bought there, and they work just as well. These will stop a nose bleed. I've not had a child with a murder scene type nosebleed. Nampons stopped that type. But theses are inexpensive and a must for the med cart.

Works well.

Work great

I purchased the One Inch Nosebleed Plugs for my daughter, who is in wrestling and tends to get frequent nosebleeds. I must say, these plugs are a fantastic.They're incredibly easy to use and provide effective relief. They were a bit too large for my daughter (10 yr old) initially, but I simply cut them in half, and they fit perfectly. For the price, they offer excellent value and have made a noticeable difference in managing nosebleeds.I highly recommend these nosebleed plugs for both kids and adults—they're a game changer! If you have athletes you definitely need this product in your bag.

These are pretty cheap in cost. I didn’t find price comparisons but I feel it’s a standard cost. I coach J.O. Wrestling and at this stage, there’s a fair amount of accidental bloody noses. They know to run to coach R and get plugged up and hit the mat again. I do rip them in half for the youngest kids but leave it in full for the 7 year olds and up. I don’t ever want to see someone sniff one up into their sinus cavity and have to explain that to a parent. I’ve had a close call with my own kid so… learn from me ppl!I buy a kit every year, if not twice a year. And to be blatantly honest, my boys rough house and are young and dumb so when we travel somewhere, I literally try to remember to put a few in my pocket. I’m embarassed to admit how many blood noses we’ve had just during a car ride. Their Worth their weight in gold and are such a quick and simple fix.