Dimora Silicone Foam Dressing with Border Adhesive 4x4 Waterproof Wound Dressing Bandage for Wound Care 10 Pack
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ed kuehnel
> 3 dayeasy to apply cushioning of the wound. good adherence
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Michael D. Elliott
> 3 daySticks where you put and stays there. Very comfortable. Easy to remove and does not stick to the wound.
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Howard W
> 3 dayI have to reinforce them with tape because use them near my knee and there is some extra skin-joint movement. They have a Telfa like pad so are not meant to absorb drainage.
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Andrea Kiser
> 3 dayMy husband has a callus on the ball of his foot behind his great toe that requires frequent removal. The return of the callus happens quickly. He has been hospitalized several time with infection at that site. The last time was in December. After his return home and before the callus reformed I cut patch in half and covered the spot where the callus forms. Five months later the callus at a minimum. I file it periodically. This extra padding has protected it. I cut in half because of the location and the border would have to stick on his toes. The great thing is since the patch itself has adhesive it is not open on the cut edge. It has been a God send.
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TLG2101
> 3 dayI have a small wound on my stomach thats healing from surgery. It has to be packed with a bit of gauze and then covered with a small bandage. This one is perfect! It covers the wound completely, is absorbent, and is easy to put in place and easy to remove. Its sticky enough to stick to my skin but doesnt leave marks or residue on my skin. I highly recommend these bandages!
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Miryam
> 3 dayMuy buen producto
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Mike S
> 3 dayWhen they get wet they lose adhesion but didn’t need them to stay longer than a half of a day.
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servalan
> 3 dayThey do the job. Be sure to clean the adhesive area with alcohol each time you put on a new dressing. As adhesive builds up it becomes less sticky. The dressings come off if you dont. Good luck!
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Ducky
> 3 dayProvides same protection as higher priced pads from doctor office.
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Sharon
> 3 dayThe bandage is easy to apply
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Long-term supine, side, semi-recumbent patients
It"s own decompression effect can prevent secondary damage caused by external pressure on the wound.
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Promote healing less pain
Minimize pain and trauma at dressings change provide a moist wound environment to accelerate healing
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Can be pasted repeatedly, easy to check the wound
15 times high absorption, lock the exudates avoid maceration, no need to change frequently
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Joint injury, abrasion, I-II degree burn, etc
Individually wrap, waterproof and breathable, effectively protect the wound healing process
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Home self-help Wound Care
Treating wounds after cleansing and debridement treatment, promotes wound healing
All Sizes to Choose
 4"x4" - 10 packs |  3"x3" - 10 packs |  6"x6" - 5 packs |  4"x4" AG- 5 packs |  4"x8" - 5 packs |  4"x8" AG - 5 packs |  2"x5" - 5 packs | |
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Size
| 4"x4" | 3"x3" | 6"x6" | 4"x4" | 4"x8" | 4"x8" | 2"x5" |
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Material
| Silicone Foam | Silicone Foam | Silicone Foam | Silicone Foam with AG | Silicone Foam | Silicone Foam with AG | Silicone Foam |
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Features
| For wounds within 2.5"x2.5" | For wounds within 1.8"x1.8" | For wounds within 4.3"x4.3" | For wounds within 2.5"x2.5" | For wounds within 2"x6" | For long wound or joint wound | More flexible application |
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Adhesive
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
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With Border
| ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ | ✔ |
THE BEST MATCH
 Ag Alcium Alginate 5Pack |  Wound Contact Layer 10Pack |  Hydrocolloid Dressing 10Pack |
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Feature 1Fill cavity wounds, form a gel-like surface over the wound | Feature 1Prevent the secondary dressing from sticking to the wound | Feature 1For Bedsore, Burn, Blister, Acne Care |
Feature 2Less sticky to wound surface, minimize pain while dressing change | Feature 2It could prevent skin stripping and discomforting when dressing changing. | Feature 2Upgraded Thin for More Flexible |
Feature 3Absorb exudate and release silver, reduce the frequency of dressing changes | Feature 3It is indicated for a wide range of exuding wounds | Feature 3Easy to cut for the shape of the wounds |