Dimora Transparent Film Dressing 50 Packs, Waterproof Adhesive Clear Bandages 4 in x 4.75 in, Wound Cover for IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage(FSA/HSA Approved))

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Since 1991.

Dimora has been devoted to manufacturing, R&D and marketing medical dressings and medical disposables, offering medical and home care solution through its innovative technologies and products for healthcare providers and patients around the globle.

RICH IN SIZES & SPECIFICATIONS

SILICONE FOAM DRESSING

Foam dressings for wounds of different sizes and locations.

AG SACRUM FOAM DRESSING

Highly Absorbent and water resistant

Helps maintain a moist environment

Pain free removal with no trauma

HYDROCOLLOID

Easy to Cut for Multipurpose Use – different sizes facial pimples, anti-fray on the heels, rectangle or large piece wounds

SILVER CALCIUM WOUND DRESSING

Individual pack, high absorbent, non-stick sterile gauze

HYDROGEL

Provide protection for accidental

scratches and injury during the daytime

WATERPROOF FILM DRESSING

Us as medical fixation IV, non-adhesive dressing, baby’s belly button protection and tattoo aftercare

Package Dimensions ‏ : ‎ 8.39 x 5.63 x 1.26 inches; 11.68 Ounces
Date First Available ‏ : ‎ March 18, 2021
Manufacturer ‏ : ‎ Winner Medical
ASIN ‏ : ‎ B08ZCGJP8P

Breathable: Highly breathable to allow skin to breathe and aid wound healing. Strong ductility can be used for flexible joint parts.
Waterproof: Excellent waterproof performance is impermeable to liquids brings safe care to wounds, you can showering or swimming as usual
Outdoor use: Individul packed, easy to take outdoor and use as first aid bandage, protect abrasion, cut, scrape, minor burn, or other small wounds, avoid fouling the wound with sweat or dust
Versatile Application: Not only as a medical fixation IV and non-adhesive dressing; but also as baby’s belly button protection and tattoo aftercare
Notice：Don’t apply tranparent film dressing directly on open wound or wound with too much exduate, use with gauze or non-woven cloth, and peel off the dressing in a correct way to avoid tearing the wound again.