Review on 🩹 Tegaderm Transparent Dressing, 6 x 8 Inch, Pack of 5 by Justin Ritter

Good thing it sticks well and does the job. However, since it has a cardboard that must be removed after application, it is difficult to apply it to specific areas of the body without causing blisters. Cardboard makes it difficult to close round areas like legs and arms, and since the cardstock itself is not transparent, you can't figure out why you're doing this when you apply. You can try removing the cardboard in the middle to open the passage of light, but this will stretch the dressing too much and risk the dressing sticking to itself as the cardboard is difficult to remove , unless you have applied Tegaderm to the skin. Pop up. I wouldn't buy this version again, but if you're using it on a flat surface like your back or stomach, it shouldn't be a problem.