✅Provide protection to abrasion, cut, scrape, minor burn, small wound, post-surgical incision & tattoo aftercare. Don’t use for big wounds like pressure ulcer stage I & II.
✅Secure instrument, catheter, measure device, probes & low adherent primary dressing, like pain patch, transdermal patch.
✅Transparent film dressing is clear to easy watch your wound site or device. It’s also breathable, comfortable to protect your wound carefully or device.
This is a one-of-a-kind Transparent Film Dressing 4”x4.75”, 50 Packs, Large Waterproof Wound Cover Bandage, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Adhesive Patch 4 x 4 3/4 Inch for people. Made from 100% high quality materials, this Transparent Film Dressing 4”x4.75”, 50 Packs, Large Waterproof Wound Cover Bandage, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Adhesive Patch 4 x 4 3/4 Inch will keep you dry and comfortable no matter how tough the game or practice gets.
✅The waterproof and showerpoof extra thin film is to perfect for your daily shower or swimming. Keep out of dirty & liquid, permit free movement without strecth like your second skin
✅Hypoallergenic adhesive and latex free is to avoid your skin irritation. It’s a must-have wound care bandage for first aid kits, 50 pieces each box.
The Transparent Film Dressing 4”x4.75”, 50 Packs, Large Waterproof Wound Cover Bandage, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Adhesive Patch 4 x 4 3/4 Inch is a perfect fit for the avid sports fan looking for a quality product. Featuring a classic, updated Transparent Film Dressing 4”x4.75”, 50 Packs, Large Waterproof Wound Cover Bandage, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Adhesive Patch 4 x 4 3/4 Inch logo, the Transparent Film Dressing 4”x4.75”, 50 Packs, Large Waterproof Wound Cover Bandage, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Adhesive Patch 4 x 4 3/4 Inch is a great way to show your support for the team.
✅To avoid the trauma, don’t stretch this film bandage while applying, peel the dressing back rather than pull it up from the skin when removing dressing.
