Transparent Stretch Adhesive Waterproof Bandages Review

Great purchase! Exactly what I needed for my surgical wound. So comfortable and not disturbing. You have to train with one first, but after that you will be golden. Will buy again.

Does not stick. I got this because I needed something to cover a thigh wound so I could swim while on vacation. I applied several layers. It started to curl up around the edges and after 45 minutes in the pool the entire bottom part came off and water got in. My special dressing underneath got wet. I will not buy again.

Came without instructions but I figured it out. First, fold the flap in half, white side down, and fold along the blue center line. Then peel off the white backing from the transparent side, leaving a small white stripe. Third, place the patch on the desired area, press down, peel off one half of the transparent side, and then peel off the other side. Peel off the white strip and press the patch to attach. I had no problems with withdrawal. Hope this helps.😊

I would give 5 stars overall but there were no actual instructions on how to apply this type of wound covering. I even watched the video on the internet, nada. I messed up the first two uses and threw away the patches. I decided to think about this matter. Butterfly flaps are illogical and irrelevant to the actual application. The key is to find a quarter inch in the paper, peel it off, and then start peeling the other side since it's attached to the previous 1/4 inch. It's all pretty…

I bought this for my new chest tattoo. Because I had to wear at least one non-wired bra and had a large bust, I was afraid it wouldn't heal properly from sweat and friction. There are no instructions. NOBODY! I have no idea how long it should stay or how to prepare it for gluing. Package with zipper and patches only. I've never used patches, I've just been taking regular care of my tattoo. I used one the first day, by the end of the day it rolled off. I have a new patch on the second day. It…

I've had a stoma for over 10 years and showering with a bag has always been a challenge no matter what tricks I've tried. I've used every waterproof tape on the market as well as some barriers made specifically for this problem. That was the solution! I cut the 4x4 squares in half and made a frame around the bag, the bottom flanges were completely dry! I ordered a large roll 20cm wide and over 5 meters long for an incredibly low price, fingers crossed it would be just as great and could cover…

I bought this item because my spouse had back surgery and the doctor recommended we buy this type of bandage to put gauze pads over the stitches to keep the area dry and clean . I like the size of the large bandages and the price is better than just buying 4 medium/large sizes for $13. What I don't like is that there are no instructions or advice on which side to "open" first and then how to make sure you have very good adhesion in the right area. I wasted three bandages trying to get it right…

If you are familiar with the vacuum wound cover, it's a bit difficult. Plan to spend a few pieces while you figure out how to apply them. The sticky side of the film is on the white sheet. On the other side is the sheet you use to apply the film, divided down the middle by a wide blue stripe. The white sheet has a cut parallel to the blue stripe on the other side. Bend the white sheet there and remove it. Apply cling film to the skin and CAREFULLY remove the small remaining white sheet from the

This stuff can leave an odd texture on your tattoo for days after removing it. Like a grid. But it goes away. My only other complaint about this product is that it leaves glue on your tattoo if you leave it on for more than a day or two. I've tried it on one tattoo for 5 days and a few small ones for about 3 days and both times it turned out to be fine. Aside from healing beautifully, I like that it's a very cheap alternative to Sediderm. Exchanging it for Sanederm is definitely worth it. I…