Antiseptic Povidone Iodine Solution 8 Fl Oz, Kills Germs in Minor Cuts/Scrapes/Burns, Povidone Iodine Liquid, No Sting, No Alcohol or Hydrogen Peroxide

I highly recommend it! This works like magic and very fast. Excellent for youe health!

In the 1980's I was admitted to the hospital with a staph infection that set into a cut on my finger. They had my soak my finger in this after they lanced it and I could not believe how quickly it healed. I've been using it ever since. Nothing works better.

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

The real deal. I use for my aunt wounds and she likes the product. Was delivered good, no spills and in a timely manner. The cap was on tight and well covered.

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.

Good for surface Burns small cuts and more

Look, Betadine Antiseptic Liquid is the real deal. If germs see this stuff coming, they pack their little microbial bags and flee the scene. It’s 10% povidone-iodine, which basically means it’s the antiseptic equivalent of a medieval dragon—scorched earth policy for bacteria. One dab of this and your scrape goes from “Uh-oh” to “Handled.” Fast. But here’s the catch: this stuff stains like it’s trying to win an award. You could put one drop on your counter and boom—congratulations, you now have a bathroom countertop that looks like it survived a CSI investigation. Dropped a little on your shirt? That shirt is now officially “Betadine Brown.” Got some on a white sink? It’s not white anymore. It's “medically seasoned.” Applied it near your dog? The dog’s now part Golden Retriever, part chemical warfare. BUT—and this is a big but—it works. No sting, no alcohol, no hydrogen peroxide. Just smooth, powerful, germ-murdering satisfaction. You feel the healing without the "OW!" and that's worth the risk of staining half your home. So yeah, Betadine is the G.O.A.T. of antiseptics, but it comes with a side of chaos. Use it carefully. Wear dark colors. Maybe prep your bathroom like you’re about to dye Easter eggs. But once you go brown (Betadine brown), your germs are down for the count. Pro tip: Buy this. Keep it on hand. Just don't store it next to anything white unless you're ready for a very hygienic makeover.

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