Transparent Stretch Adhesive Bandage Waterproof Film Dressing Clear Adhesive Tape, Keeps Incisions Dry During Shower

Not Waterproof? Not Stretchy? Does not adhere to body? Over priced? Exposure to possible waterborne contaminants in the shower increases the risk of infection. Finally - You have found the one! - Meet the world's best handy shower wound shield. No longer worry about your chest hemodialysis port or surgery incisions getting wet, Hola Health offer the best wound care shower protective solution.

Need more time to make a decision? Here are more reasons to love this waterproof shower cover patch protection:
The shower protection sheet effectively protects bandages and dressings from water and moisture during showers/baths.
These waterproof surgical wounds shields are easy to apply and remove with or without any help.
The catheter shower cover helps create a wound environment conducive to wound healing.
The large coverage shower cover is also latex-free and safe to use for those with latex allergies.
Water resistant and don't tear your skin up when you remove them.
Multi-Purpose: designed specifically to protect surgical wounds while they heal so the patient can shower, also are suitable for dialysis port, medicine patch, PICC line, incision site, true skin tattoo practice, chemotherapy, protecting wounds or medicated bed sore.

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 post surgical waterproof bandages for showering are for single-use only and should be disposed of after use.

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Units	14.00 Count
Brand	Hola Health
Format	Bandage

Waterproof Shower Protector Bandage 12x14 inch for Large Port Surgery Incisions Guard Tattoo Second Skin Healing Aftercare Cover Bath Patch Transparent Film Clear Adhesive Wounds Dressing (Pack of 14)

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