Review on 50-Pack Transparent Waterproof Dressing: Ideal Bandage for Wound Care, Post-Surgical Showers, Swimming, IV Shields, and Tattoo Aftercare by Jamie Kamoso

An interesting thing. If you have a wound or burn that requires a bandage or gauze but needs to keep the area clean, they can help. They don't stick to the gauze, just the skin around it. You never know when something is going to happen, like grease on your hand or a brush with a hot pan. You don't need to put the patch directly on top of it. That's where they come in. You can put some ointment on a piece of gauze and then put one over it to keep the area clean, dry and protected. They're all individually wrapped, so you can just pop a few in your backpack for hiking. It's not something we've ever held on hand, but probably won't be without.