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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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 wouldn't guarantee 100% protection, but I had very, very little of my zinc oxide (or my un-petroleum) creams get through onto my diapers. If you are worried about it for warranty issues on certain diapers, then definitely do as the other comment states and grab some light flannel liners or boosters. If, however you are worried about it for absorption issues personally, then I can just state that I have not had any issues from the minute amounts of creams that may occasionally go through. Hope that helps!
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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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Everything I have read says that this isn't really for human consumption. It is also a powerful anti-microbial, and insecticide and fungicide. I suspect you shouldn't allow your child to consume it. I'm sure there are other remedies that are less dangerous.
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No - as a comparison, these are like very thin dryer sheets. They work exactly as stated by the description to provide a barrier between solids (solid, solids), not ointments or creams. We are fairly conservative with the amount of cream used and some always made it through to the cloth insert.
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It seems like Dacron, Cotton, and Rubber. I don't have any problems with them--and I wear these jocks 24/7, as the result of a botched hernia repair. I think they are better than wearing nothing.
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I thought the same. My kids haven't complained about them though. They are four and two and have very large vocabularies with which to convey EVERYTHING:) A doctor might say different but firm seems good for infants right? Hope that helps.
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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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I am not a medical professional so I can just give you my opinion. In my opinion I would say that yes, it would be perfectly safe and probably more helpful than the antibiotics. This is homeopathic meaning all natural and these are things that naturally heal and your body is most likely not going to ever get resistant to it. Think of it this way, if your son gets an ear infection, then he already has an infection in his ear tubes which is something only there to be harmful, something bad in his ears. But if you then put the Wallys oil in his ears, you are putting something good in his ears, something that is naturally healing and soothing. This stuff works about a million times better/faster than any of the antibiotics ever did for my girls. They are now 4 years old and have still never had another ear infection because of this oil, the first sign of ear ache and I use it. If either of my girls had ear tubes, I WOULD use this in their ears and feel that it would not hurt them but that it would actually help them. If your son gets recurring ear infections even since getting the tubes, if I were you I would actually put these drops in at least once a week at bedtime to help prevent infections. Or if you notice him pulling at his ears. Hope that helps :)Also, ear infections are SO painful, antibiotics do nothing for the pain and Tylenol only helps somewhat but the ear oil works miracles and almost was always immediate for my girls. If its a real bad infection it might take longer to soothe, I don't know, but my girls always stopped crying right after I used these drops.
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They are not sterile cotton swabs. The package is not sterile. Qtips.com might be a good source for other questions or concerns.
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I think they're worth a try: they can be inserted at various depths, and they're easy to remove. Your 7-yr-old might become adept at inserting them the right distance to get the amount of blockage desired. The insertion depth can be fine tuned at any time. Good luck!
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Thank you for contacting Active Forever. Unfortunately we cannot make recommendations on this product. You would have to contact a doctor to see what tension would be needed for your son.
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Real good question here. I have found the same product in non blister packs but the price is considerably higher for no apparent reason unless there is worry over liability. One possibility is that excessive iron can be toxic. Even accidental double dosing can be very harmful so the pain of having to fight the blister pack would slow down a child.
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86% Acrylic 9% Nylon 3% Wool 2% Spandex, yes it is anti-microbial to prevent smelling.
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I'm not a Dr. But this product is dermatologist recommended, it contains NO CHEMICALS, just the Zinc and Titanium I put all over my face, including eyelids, it doesn't burn my eyes. But I'd check with your pediatrician if your lil one is sensitive
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Yes. I used them on a shirt for a 6 month old. I wouldn't recommend it on something they might be sucking on, like a burp cloth, but short sleeve clothes should be fine.