3M Health Care 1624W Tegaderm Film Dressing, Frame Style, 2.75 Length x 2.375 Width, Transparent (Pack of 100)

Doesn’t tear my skin off when I remove them

Regardless of how, or where, you left your skin, these are what you need. They really make otherwise exquisitely painful injuries bearable, when used with antibiotic with pain reliever. And you can leave them on when you shower. As an avid motorcyclist who has used these for road rash, to the bone, Ive added them to my riding first aid kit. Ive also, given them to dressage riders who have taken a fall. They asked where I got them, and how I found out about them. I found them by searching, -what do motorcycle racers use for road rash-. I priced them at my local drug store, then found them for MUCH less, in bulk on Amazon.

This Tegaderm product is the only way I can keep my husband’s dialysis catheter covered. He has dementia and loves to pull off any other bandage the center places there. I highly recommend.

Love these because the adhesive is strong enough to keep them on even when put through a few showers before they peel off. Just apply a dab of Vaseline to wound before applying tagaderm so that the adhesive doesn’t stick to the injury itself. Edges eventually tend to naturally peel up a bit at the edges over time (you may also notice water will get under the bandage while showering too when the seal has come too loose; this is a great sign that it’s time to reapply a new tagaderm.), they’re then easy to remove. I worked in a hospital and saw these used post-surgery over incisions and injuries all the time and am now using them myself for the same reason, and no other bandages compare.

We used to get these from a supply company very cheap prices on Amazon

great product at a great price???

Just what I needed!

I use this to keep my guardian CGM in place. Works great.

A thin dressing perfect for protecting a would as it heals underneath a prosthetic.

My husband has very think skin & because he likes to swim daily, itʻs a good way to prevent him from getting an infection when he has an open wound.