🩹 Highly Absorbent Dimora Foam Dressing Pads, 10cmx10cm, Pack of 10 - Sterile Non-Adhesive Hydrophilic Square Waterproof Dressing for Optimal Wound Care Review

still needs a bandage and some tape to hold it in place but works better than I expected. It absorbs quite a lot of liquid, so you don't have to change it as often as other bandages. So far, so good.

I always seem to be on the lookout for the best first aid items for my emergency backpack. We do a lot of sport and self-defense, so there are always injuries. When I find new items, I have to try them out to see what works and what doesn't. Here's my review on the matter: Has the ability to keep the surrounding skin dry, preventing further problems.

I guess I didn't pay enough attention to the product page, I thought it was some kind of bandage but they don't stick. Goods correspond to the description. Foam pillow, mine measures 3.9 inches and is 0.19 inches thick. It is flexible and soft, like a makeup sponge. There is a waterproof barrier on one side which should work fine if you tape seal/glue the sides.

my partner needed stitches on his leg and the doctor told him to cover her for a week. He struggled, but I finally persuaded him to follow the directions. I ran my hand over that bandage while he was in it and asked him if he had put extra gauze underneath. He said no. I couldn't believe how thick the gauze was in that bandage. It also stays in place until he removes it. When it does, it doesn't pull hair or leave marks. Very effective bandages!

Pack of 10 squares of 4" x 4" foam. These foam pads are great for wound care and offer some protection and absorbency. When the wound is around an appendage such as an arm or leg, they work well in combination with such self-adhesive bandages as nothing sticks to the skin. If the wound is on a larger area, then it is necessary to use an adhesive plaster. They can also be cut to size. They are also great for blisters. These are great bandages to have in your first aid kit. Current price of…

These are highly absorbent pads for covering exuding wounds, they are quite absorbent and hold enough exudate to drain. They are non-stick and require a little maintenance and saline to protect them from sensitive wounds. They also don't contain silver or other bacteria-suppressing compounds, but they're sterile, affordable, and probably best suited for everyday use. change of dressing As previously mentioned, they do not have a built in adhesive seam and therefore need to be covered with…

I have running bra scars on my back. The sores hurt a lot when I sweat so I was hoping to cover them with some kind of cloth. People have mentioned using duck tape, but I think before the sore spots heal I'd rather not put tape directly on them. I'm glad I found these foam pads. They look very high quality and very soft. The thickness is ideal for wound covering. They don't have built-in adhesive, so you'll need to cover them with another type of bandage to keep them in place. As I sweat a lot…