Tegaderm Transparent Dressing, Clear Film Lets You See Wounds Heal, Waterproof Dressing Holds Fast for 7 Days - 10 Dressings

I wear my estrogen patch for a week straight before I have to change it. These patches fit perfectly right over it. They are stretchy and moved with my body. They are sweat proof and breathable. I work in an extremely hot environment where I'm basically drenched in sweat and it does not peel or fall off. I can also shower easily with it on. I haven't tried taking a bath yet but I can imagine they have a limit. It holds with patch on perfectly! It hurts a bit to take them off just old it at a sharp angle and go slowly. I love these patches. I'm sure they would also work well to cover bandages for wounds and to protect new tattoos.

Does exactly what it’s supposed to. Kept stitches dry. Ocean, pool and shower. Easy to remove.

I've been using these for almost a year now. I'm on my 5th box. They work great on adult diaper area, where you don't want urine to sit on open sores. I put ointment on, then cover with these clear bandages. It helps to heal the sores. Great for elderly or disabled. Don't irritate the skin. Highly recommend.

Because of a gash on my hand, I’ve been trying to find the best waterproof bandage to wear when I swim in a lake. Short version: Tegaderm bandages are waterproof and do not leave visible residue on the skin. Longer version: Tegaderm bandages, especially with pads, are expensive, so I tried other alternatives. Everything I tried—including one on top of another—leaked. Some of them may be fine for a shower, but not for a 30 minute swim. That includes: Nexcare waterproof bandages of various sizes, Band-aid clear waterproof bandages, Dimora Transparent Film Dressing with Pad, and Yhovid Transparent Film Dressing. The last two were so flimsy (even though doubled up) and left so much hard-to-remove residue that I trashed the rest of them. Nexcare Tegaderm transparent dressing did not leak. I used it over a smaller Nexcare “waterproof” bandage with pad.

I have tried many dressings and bandages for an ankle wound, and this is the most effective one I have found. It is pretty tricky to handle it, place it directly over the wound, and smoothly and evenly apply it, especially on a curved part of the body like the ankle, but it gets easier with a little practice. (However, each application is so expensive that you won't want to waste too many on "practicing.") Although the material is very thin and comfortable once applied, I have found it to be somewhat fragile, making it a bit difficult sometimes to keep it in place for very long while wearing a sock, for instance. Also, it is definitely waterproof, but vulnerable to peeling off in the shower or bath. Nonetheless, this product offers much broader and lasting coverage than any other bandage I have experienced, and it is easy to remove. I would definitely recommend it for the secure, pain-free protection that it offers, and for its relative durability. It provides exceptional protection for curved surfaces of the body like the ankle.

This is the best tegaderm I've found. Used it to keep an open wound that had packing/dressing dry when showering. Bought over 20 boxes because they were the only ones that actually lasted a shower (just don't scrub around it too hard). They are NOT cheap, but they work, so worth the price for me. Tried to buy other off brand ones that came off as soon as the water hit it. Side note, every other delivery, the box came super squished and product was out of the box. 2 stars for packaging, and since it's not a returnable product, they need to work on better handling.

I use transdermal motion-sickness patches on trips that involve a lot of motion (flights, train rides, amusement parks, etc.) and although the patches claim to be able to stay on for 72 hours of normal life (sleeping, showering, etc.), I have yet to have one stay on for more than 18 hours. Not ideal when doctors write prescriptions assuming that each patch will last 72. Finally, for my most recent trip, I started looking into ways to keep the motion-sickness patches on for their full lifespan. I found these dressings and decided to try them out. These things have been life-changing. I cut each one in half to cover the motion-sickness patch and the skin around it behind my ear, and they don't budge. We're talking days of sweating, showering, putting sunglasses on and taking them off, messing around with my hair, rolling around while sleeping--I treated the dressing like it wasn't even there, and it STAYED PUT. When the motion-sickness patch's 72 hours were up, I practically had to rip the dressing off to remove it (not in a painful way or anything; I'm just saying that there wasn't a single edge that had started to come up on its own.) I have no doubt that, had I not needed to remove it so I could swap out the motion-sickness patch, the dressing would have lasted several more days at least before it started to lose its adhesion. All that to say, these dressings do everything they promise, and I'm incredibly glad I discovered them.

Good

good resistante in the water / pool / sea

Prodotto conforme alla descrizione e puntuale. Indispensabile per poter fare la doccia con ferite post operatorie, è completamente impermeabile. Disponibile in diverse misure. Prodotto non reperibile in commercio in Italia, solo tramite Amazon. Vale la pena, anche se un po’ caro. Li consiglio

Ich war sehr enttäuscht, dass das Pflaster so schlecht an der Haut klebte, dass ich ihn am Rand mit zusätzlichem Pflasterstreifen befestigt habe.

Se pega perfectamente, aguanta el movimiento y la flexión. Proteje del agua, etc. Por lo visto acelera la curación de las heridas, siempre que no estén infectadas o sangren mucho. Por mi trabajo he tenido que usar multitud de tiritas y apositos y estos son los que mejor me van, porque no se despegan a la mínima como otros. Me han gustado. Ah, las puedes recortar a la medida que quieras, por eso las cogí un poco grandes para que me sirvan para todo.

Worked well. Was on arm for a week, stayed on even in showers.