Houseables Waterproof Bandages, Transparent Film Dressing, Waterproof Bandages Post Surgical, for Wound Cover, Showering, Patches for Skin, Swimming, Tattoo, Medical, IV, Clear, 2 3/8 x2 3/4, 100 Pack

Ever since I've found these wound cover dressings, it's made my life so much easier. I've always had Eczema in various parts of my body for over 20+ years. I have used the entire box of these bandages at one point over the course of 4-6 months. That's usually because I have Eczema all over my fingers (a band-aid can only cover so little) and they do a great job at protecting my skin from irritants and bacteria. Washing, cleaning, and other daily habits always seemed to dry out my fingers with open wounds and cracks. But with these bandages they've served to protect those cuts and wounds. I cut these bandages in half pieces to cover up these areas quite well. They're breathable, secure, and waterproof. However, they only stick well enough if my hands are dry. One of these bandages seems to last me either a couple hours, till the end of a work shift, or until I start feeling "the itch" which I have to remove and must proceed to administer creams and ointments. Then, I wait till my hands feel dry again to apply these bandages again to protect those cuts and wounds. Hand sanitizer, Soap + Water, and Shampoo always dried my hands out and caused me pain due to my cuts and wounds on my fingers. They dry up and get cracked easily. With these I can shower at ease, I can wash my hands at ease, and I can clean with ease. I repurchased more of these over the year since my battle with Eczema is constant. I have paired these bandages up with gauze as well for more severe wounds. There were times when a bandage is too stuck to my skin, so I soak in water till it falls off more easily.

I have to wear a pain patch and the patch doesn’t like to stick. These dressing work great

Perfect item just as advertised 👍

It's hard to find these transparent dressings at a decent price. I bought a 10 pack of CVS brand for $5 before these arrived so I'm going to be comparing these to those. 1. These are about the same price as the CVS brand that I bought at about 50 cents per dressing, but this coming in at 50 pieces per pack at the same price point is hard to find anywhere. 2. These are slightly smaller, mainly because the corners are cut off, but they still seal a 3x4 non-adhesive pad with a bit of room for error, which is pretty much all I needed for my 2nd degree burn. 3. They are definitely way more adhesive than the CVS brand and can hurt to remove. The first one I used actually peeled a bit of my skin off because I kinda just pulled it off without paying much mind to the potential difference in adhesive. It hurt. 4. I am not sure if these really "breathe" or allow much air in, but the CVS ones felt about the same, so I'm not sure if any transparent, waterproof dressing really give much of that feature. All in all, it's working to help me protect my 2nd degree burn, it's not difficult to use, and it's a bulk pack at a good value. As long as it's carefully removed, it shouldn't really rip skin off.

I never knew that this type of product existed. Like an un-educated person, I have been going bare-skinned, or trying those so-called "waterproof" bandages that I expected to protect my wound while showering. This product works. It has full coverage over the bandage pad I placed on my wound, and it does not allow water to seep in. Proper application of this film dressing will function as it is intended. I had no problems keeping my wound dry throughout the shower. I definitely followed its instructions for the application and the removal of the dressing. Got to take it slow when removing it off the skin. It is not difficult to remove, and relatively not painful either. Slow and steady should do the trick. Wondering about the body hair when removing the dressing? I can say that it was not painful for me to remove it off my skin, as long as I remove it along the direction that my body hair is facing. My opinion is based on my experience of covering a wound on my body while taking a shower. I cannot speak for its performance when one wants to go swimming or spending time at a pool or beach. All I know is that this film dressing works for covering a wound, with a bandage pad underneath, and taking a shower.

I bought these to be able to shower after knee surgery and to keep my incisions dry. They stuck really well, there was no zero water let in, and they peel off nicely without feeling like you are removing your skin and/or hair at the same time. (I did cover my incisions with gauze so the sticky covering didn’t touch them.) I also used these twice when I wasn’t showering. I used them to cover the incisions before getting dressed to leave the house. I was worried about fabric sticking to the sutures or rubbing against the incision sites. And they worked liked a charm!

Works well with a device that should not get wet. Just have to put a layer of gaze or paper over the device you don't want wet. If you don't, the plastic self adhesive will stick to it and take the device off when removed after a shower.

It does the job fine, and will stay on for the life of my device (10 days). but they don't stick 100% right out of the packaging. The corners and edges don't always stick, even when I take the backing off super carefully and pull down and away from the center, so I'm not pulling the corners off. I've even tried letting it sit for 15 min before peeling off the backing. It looks like I've already been wearing it for a couple of days. Then it really starts to look old, worn, and ratty in a day or two. The photo is 10 seconds after applying it.

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