Areza Medical - Silicone Foam with Super-Absorbent Layer - Wound Dressing - Waterproof - with Adhesive Border - Sterile - Designed for Sacral Wounds - 7" x 6.8" - 5 PCS per Box - FSA/HSA Approved

These are a life saver. I have been using these on my husband after a 45 day stint in three hospitals. He had five, and now thanks to these he’s got four sacral bedsores, and all are healing nicely, with new granulation tissue forming!I didn’t realize that the white center pad part would be just as silicone sticky as the outer brown adhesive surrounding the pad. But I’m really glad it is sticky, it basically debrides for you, as in, when you peel it, it gets rid of the dead skin cells, and exudate, AND slough. I think it works really well both with and without smith and nephews Solosite which keeps the wound moist.A moist wound heals faster, is the best information to know, and it is definitely working. I’m putting on a thick layer directly to the sterile dressing and not contaminating with touching it to the skin ever.I’m grateful for this product. Definitely helped reduce my stress.

The product is amazing. As describedThis is my 3rd order and they do not disappoint. Dealing with a large trauma wound & have been amazing at keeping it covered and protected throughout the day. Definitely does everything it describes from reducing the pressure and pain of changing a wound to absorbing exudents. Really helped the person I was getting for sleep better at night as there wound heals.

These are great and hard to find large ones. Hospice Nurse that looking at my wife said they were perfect. Will buy again.

This item is being used as a covering for a womb on the back side of the body. Yes, it did meet the expectations of the person that I purchased it for.

We have used these since 2016.

They're not the size they say they were they're only 9 in by 9 in

Had to find something after medical tape would leave sores on my leg.... Definitely no fun when it was time to come off. These made my life better.

The product is a good size, so it provides good coverage. Also, it is priced well. The rub is, however, that while it sticks well initially, it doesn't last and the adhesive portion gets all scrunched up, and you wind up having to remove the bandage. In all fairness, in part this may be because of way the person schooches to sit up while in bed. They are elderly and not able to pcik up their bottom to move in bed, but rather their body rubs against the bed, which creates friction and causes the adhesive to get messed up.