Are these antimicrobial? Not sure if I want that material so close to such sensitive areas on my son.
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I do not think they would be antimicrobial. The are under ware and washing them, the first time, would not preserve this. Kids wear them all the time with not problems. My grandson loves them. Comfortable, especially and under his wrestling outfit because they do not bunch and they give.
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I don't know if they are but I can tell you that my very active 11 year old hockey player loves them and has zero complaints. Pardon the term but no funk in his junk even after hours if sweating and wearing all his gear.
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Just used some on myself, and my daughter a few days ago. No stinging or burning :-)
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I think so. I've worn them for a few hours with no issue. My son wears them more often and never complains about the comfort.
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86% Acrylic 9% Nylon 3% Wool 2% Spandex, yes it is anti-microbial to prevent smelling.
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Since it does cause stinging at times on application...I would say no. Best bet is ask your Pediatrician. Or call the company Upsher- Smith Labratories,Inc
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me again...see just below.... I started using them when she was around 4 months. I groom her nails just before I apply but you must be certain to not cut the quick, this could cause an infection by applying on top of a cut quick (pink exposed skin in nail)
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They are hypo-allergenic. They are poor quality. I would order some rubber or silicone backs for piercing kides too. Clean it and dry it. i wipe mine down with teea tree oil, cover and store.
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Yes they are! so be careful to always wear a hazmat suit when you enter your kid's room. As for the kid, hopefully they will get used to those stars after a while and will grew a lizard kind of skin to protect their cells....
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Miss Cesario's comments sound good. I've been told that pine tar soap helps, but I'm not sure if it will be too harsh fo your child's skin. Your best bet is to consult the proper doctor. I did enjoy the goat's milk bar for healthy skin & the customer service is great too. The bar's are a bit costly, but one lasted a month for me & I could use it as a shampoo also. It may make a good shampoo for your child's hair. Again consult a dermatologist.
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I looked on the packaging and it does not say antibacterial. Might try the Scott web site and ask, but since it is not on the package they probably are not. They do contain aloe, and not so sure I would want them to be antibacterial considering I keep them in the bathroom on the back of the toilet.
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My son loved the stuff and he never had a problem with it. But if your child is sensitive to such things I would use caution...
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No not really. They are soft but not Egyptian soft which is good since it doesn't dry as well. They are not overly fluffy so they are not thick. I would use them in kids.
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I think so. Never have had a diaper rash but then again maybe my daughter doesn't have sensitive skin.
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No, they are rather large and constructed for high volume clinical use. They might fit around the waist or torso of a toddler.
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The ones I have are not moisturizing. they come in a blue and purple box. They just say antiseptic.
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On the ones I've received if they have any at all. They are just nonsterile nonmedicated gauze pads. They keep for loooooooong time
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Marcie, I am not sure, but I dont think it would hurt , its pretty benign stuff. Try a little bit on a cloth and put some on a corner or side that you cant see and see if its OK after it dries.