C-section Surgery Bordered Gauze Island Dressing Hip incision Bandages with Adhesive, Breathable Borders + Highly Absorbent Center Pad

These Breathable and Highly Absorbent bandages have a thicker non-stick center gauze pad in the middle. The center pad is 2" x 8", surrounded by sticky breathable edges that 1" all around. The center gauze pad will absorb any oozing or bleeding from the fresh scar. The entire pad is breathable, which will promote healing.

Features:
These Adhesive Island Wound Dressings do an excellent job of absorbing the drainage while still being breathable..
The center pad is non-adherent so the entire Large Wound Care Bandage doesn't sticks to the knee surgery incision.
To help a bit with healing, the adhesive breathable borders part is perforated to allow some air to reach the wound.
This island dressing bordered gauze wound cover soaked up the drainage & did not leak around the bandage.
Painless removal, easy to peel off and reapply.
Multi-Purpose: These are specifically targeted to cover and protect wounds while encouraging healing, designed to protect long surgical wounds, also are suitable for tummy tuck incisions, cesarean section, spinal surgery wound, spine surgery, keloids, hernia surgery, back surgery incision, pacemaker incision, shoulder replacement surgery, cervical incision, protecting larger wounds.

Specifications:
Size: 4x10 Inch
Package List: 20 Pcs Breathable Wound Bandages

Note:
If you clean and prep the the area around it will stick much better, make sure if you have lots of body hair to shave it because it lessens the adhesion.
These Island Dressings are individually wrapped
Expiration date and manufacturing date can be found on the front of each package

This DiaBelt Bordered Gauze Island Dressing is a great addition to the first-aid kit! - Click "Add to Cart" above to get yours now!

20 Pcs Breathable Abdominal Incision Island Dressing | 4x10 Inch Long Post Surgery Bordered Gauze Bandage + Absorbent Dressing Pad, Tummy Tuck C Section Large Wound Recovery

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