Extra Large Waterproof Bandages, Transparent Film Dressing, 6x8 in, 10 PK
COVERS THE WHOLE SITE: Six by eight inches is enough to bridge a hip replacement scar, a shoulder repair or a long abdominal line in one piece. No tiling three small squares together and hoping the seams hold, and no bare margin at either end where the tape runs out.
WATERTIGHT BORDER: The adhesive runs to all four edges and grips dry skin hard, which is what actually keeps water out. Stitches, staples and gauze underneath stay dry through a full shower, a bath or a swim, so the daily wash stops being a two person operation.
GENTLE ON THIN SKIN: Film this size can do real damage coming off the wrong adhesive. This one uses a hypoallergenic acrylic that holds firmly while worn and releases cleanly, without tearing papery skin, pulling hair or leaving a tacky outline behind.
BREATHABLE ALL DAY: A supple polyurethane layer flexes with a torso, a thigh or a back rather than creasing and lifting at the corners. Moisture vapour passes through, so sweat does not collect under a sheet this large and the skin underneath stays comfortable for days.
TEN SHEET BOX: Ten individually pouched sheets, latex free and odour free, sized for the weeks after an operation rather than the odd scrape. Keep them with the dressing supplies so there is always one ready on wash day.
ASIN
B07VH2H151
Size
5.9x7.87 Inch (Pack of 10)
Sterile
Sterile
Item Form
film, patch, Patch
Brand Name
Houseables
Item Shape
film
Unit Count
10 Count
Item Weight
0.19 kg
Manufacturer
Houseables
Model Number
TFD-CL-0608-FBA
Material Type
Polyvinyl Chloride (PVC)
Product Style
Transparent, Adhesive
Item Highlight
Houseables Waterproof Bandage for Back, Abdomen, Knee, Hip Surgery, Extra Large Wound Cover, Showering, Swimming, Breathable
Number of Items
10
Number of Pieces
10
Material Features
Waterproof
Target Use Body Part
Chest, Hip, Knee, Shoulder
Manufacturer Part Number
TFD-CL-0608-FBA
Recommended Uses For Product
Post-surgical wound care, Daily use (showering, swimming), Medical use (IVs, blood drawings)