MedVanceTM Silicone - Bordered Silicone Adhesive Foam Dressing Size 6"x6" (4.1"x4.1" pad), Box of 5 dressings

Spedizione sempre ottima. I cerotti sono buoni, probabilmente hanno anche un'ottima aderenza ma ormai la pelle è consumata per il prolungato uso di cerotti di vari tipi e non stavano sempre attaccati, ho dovuto fissarli con l'adesivo medico. Però ottima assorbenza e anche idrorepellente.

Die Pflaster sind einfach klasse wenn man offene Wunden hat.Absolute Kaufempfehlung .Bei empfindlicher Haut sehr gut

Buena calidad a buen precio. Tamaño.manejable

I had hip replacement surgery and 30+ staples to keep covered and safe. This bandage worked beautifully. I did not use it in the shower or test waterproof capabilities because I was able to clean my wound. This bandage stayed in place through multiple trips to the bathroom. The pad is very soft and absorbent. The adhesive kept the bandage on place and did not irritate my skin when I was ready to remove it. My only issue was when I was placing it on, the adhesive edge stuck to itself, but it easily came unstuck and smoothed out. So much easier than gauze and tape. These bandages are pricey, but worth the cost.

Having managed to put a large gash in my shin, that couldn't be stitched I was dreading having dressing that stuck to it. These sounded good, and as I knew i had to take a risk and put something over the wound, while expensive I decide these sounded the best option. They were well worth the money. Having started with the 20 x 10cm size, I'm now down to the 5 x 5cm ones. I've taken showers while wearing them and they haven't come off. They normally last about 4 to 5 days before the edges do start to lift, but to be honest that is a good interval to be changing a dressing at (unless there is a lot of erudite then change it more often). They have never stuck to the wound, or hurt to remove. It was a little unnerving the first time, as the pad has glue on it that means it does gently adhere to the skin around the wound, but that just helps support the wound itself and isn't a problem when you remove the dressing. I may use standard plasters on really minor cuts, but I have a feeling that I will be keeping some of the smaller ones in my medical cabinet and using them a lot more often.