Transparent Film Dressing 4" x 4.75" Box of 30 - Waterproof Bandages for Swimming, Showering, Wounds, Post Surgical Shower or IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage, Scar Therapy, Adhesive Patches

This has been very helpful to cover my husband's surgical incision so that he can prevent water entering the incision while showering. It is also easy to remove without difficulty and yet protects at the same time. Another benefit is the cost!

This transparent film dressing performed exactly as I needed it to during my post-surgery recovery. I used it to protect my incision site while showering, and I'm pleased to report it worked flawlessly. What worked well: The adhesive quality is impressive - it stayed securely in place throughout multiple showers without lifting at the edges or corners. I never had to worry about it peeling off mid-shower, which gave me great peace of mind during recovery. Most importantly, it kept my incision completely dry. The waterproof seal was reliable, and I didn't experience any water seepage underneath the dressing. This allowed me to shower normally without the stress of trying to keep the area dry with plastic bags or other makeshift solutions. The transparent design was also helpful because I could easily monitor my incision site without having to remove and replace the dressing constantly. Bottom line: If you need a dependable waterproof barrier for wound care, especially post-surgery, this product delivers. It stayed put, kept water out, and made recovery much easier. Highly recommend for anyone needing reliable wound protection during showering.

I'm currently wearing a small heart monitor for 2 weeks. Says I can shower with it but not to get it under water. Reviews were good for these but had to wait for it to arrive. Bought some cvs brand to use for a couple of days. I placed gauze over the monitor so the film wouldn't stick to it... Cvs was not water proof and peeled almost instantly soaking the gauze underneath! Just used these from Amazon today and not only were they easier to apply but the stuck to my skin and the gauze was dry after the shower. Didn't pull on my skin and easily removed when I was done! Not only was the price way better, you got more in the package and they worked great!

Bought these to cover my weekly estrogen patch because they were less expensive than the Tegaderm brand. They do the job for about 1/4 of the price. They are thinner than a Tegaderm (or feel it at least) and wrinkle more easily when you put on in and then peel away the border. I have noticed that they also are more difficult to remove, or at least they really stick to my skin and resist even the “hold skin taut and lift/stretch to release” method that I have always used (nurse and medic for over 25 years), and instead leave a LOT of adhesive residue behind. Giving 4 stars because they are adequate at doing their job and the price is great, but the drawbacks are worth losing a star over IMO.

NOW THIS IS MY ORIGINAL ADHESIVE! THIS IS EVERYTHING. IT STAYS IN PLACE UNTIL I REMOVE IT.. I LOVE IT NO WATER SEEPS IN AT ALL!

These were perfect for protecting an incision site. I placed a small square of nonstick gauze in the middle, and it kept the site clean and dry even through a shower. A bit tricky to get off as they adhere very well. I started to peel off just a tiny bit and then held onto the skin underneath and gently pulled it off.

I had a c6/c7 fusion and this worked perfectly for my neck sutures. The sticky is pretty sticky so be careful to not peel off the sani suture strips or whatever. I use them to shower without a worry and they haven't let me down even a little bit. I take it off after a shower and use gauze but I bet they definitely can last all day. They're definitely worth the price and work perfectly.

This transparent film dressing was easy to apply to my surgical site on my stomach, and it did a good job covering the area and keeping water out while showering. However, it didn’t go smoothly over curves when I was standing, which made it a bit tricky to get a secure fit. I also had a random allergic reaction to one of the dressings, so I stopped using them—thankfully I no longer needed to cover the area by then. Overall, it works, but there are a few drawbacks to keep in mind.