Nexcare Tegaderm Transparent Film Dressing 6x7cm 8 Pieces - Waterproof Breathable See-Through Wound Dressing for Showering, Ideal for Small Wounds Grazes IV Sites & Fresh Tattoos, Germ & Water Barrier
Highlights
- SHOWERPROOF FOR SMALL AREAS - A clear waterproof film seals smaller wounds, blisters and sites so you can shower with them kept clean and dry.
- SEE-THROUGH MONITORING - Full transparency lets you watch a healing graze, IV site or fresh tattoo without peeling the dressing back.
- RIGHT SIZE, MORE PIECES - The compact 6x7cm hugs fingers, forearms and ankles, and the pack of eight suits frequent, repeat use economically.
- BREATHES AS IT BARRIERS - The film blocks water and germs while letting skin breathe, supporting a clean environment for healing.
- THIN, FLEXIBLE, COMFORTABLE - Conformable film moves with the body without bunching and sits comfortably under clothing all day.
Specifications
- Brand
- NEXCARE
- Category
- First Aid
- Department
- Personal Care
- Kinzia ID
- KNZ-LWWAS6
Description
When you need waterproof, see-through protection but the area is small, this 6x7cm size of the Nexcare Tegaderm transparent film dressing is the smart pick - and the pack of eight gives you plenty for repeat use. The clear, flexible film seals over a smaller wound, graze, blister, IV or catheter site, or a fresh tattoo, forming a barrier against water and outside germs while still letting the skin breathe, so you can shower and go about your day with the site kept clean and dry. Its full transparency means you can keep watch on the area without peeling anything back, which is exactly what you want for a healing spot or a newly inked design. The compact 6x7cm size hugs fingers, forearms, ankles and other smaller areas without excess film to bunch or catch, and the thin, conformable material moves with the body and stays comfortable under clothing. The gentle adhesive holds securely yet is designed to be removed with care. With eight dressings in the pack, it is an economical way to keep this professional-style protection on hand for the smaller wounds and sites that come up more often. For serious or heavily bleeding wounds, always seek professional medical advice.