Ceeport Transparent Film Dressing 6'' x 8'', 20 Packs Waterproof Wound Bandage Adhesive Patches, Wound Cover Patches for Post Surgical Shower, IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage

Very pleased with the price, size, performance and packaging of this product. Significantly less expensive than 3M but works just as well. I wanted a smaller dressing to cover my weekly estrogen patch, not the larger one that covers IV sites or a tatoo. It handles and goes on easily thanks to the way the individual packaging is designed. That’s important because I’m using a mirror and twisting to apply it over a patch on my lower backside. I’ve found it to be waterproof as long as I clean my skin first with an alcohol wipe (ones like they use before an injection), allow the alcohol to evaporate, apply my patch, put one of these clear dressings over the patch, press firmly in place for a few seconds and then gently peel off the paper by lifting off at the tab. I'm very active and shower at least once a day. As long as I don’t scrub the skin near the dressing it holds up all week. That’s saying a lot considering the area is constantly subject to clothing up and down over it for bathroom breaks and 8 hours of sleeping on it each night. It is easy to remove. My skin generally doesn’t love tape or adhesives. I do sometimes get a slight redness or irritation but nothing too distracting. Well made product at an excellent price. Highly recommend.

We found Ceeport Transparent Film Dressing 6"x8" to be a quality product that was so easy to apply. Stitches had to be covered with gauze first, and then a waterproof covering in order to take showers following surgery, and this product was large enough to cover the entire area. Very easy to apply and remove. It sticks with ease, but also is easy on the skin during removal. We'll gladly keep any remainders with our emergency supplies. FIVE STARS.

These are large, fairly easy to apply and stick like glue, yet are easy and gentle to remove from skin. However, I purchased these to cover a ZIO Patch heart monitor so I could shower freely and ended up making an error and the film could NOT be removed from the monitor without ruining it. I had read reviews that warned about this and offered some advice. I was originally doing great by covering the monitor prior to applying the film. You can use anything from a cut piece of paper to gauze. Anything you choose, and this method works just fine. However one morning I was in a rush and hurried through the application and the paper I was using as a cover slipped. The film immediately adhered to the monitor and that was that. No getting it off. I trimmed carefully with scissors to remove the rest of the film but had to leave the monitor enclosed. Later I called customer service for the monitor manufacturer and they showed me how to make sure the monitor was still working (hold the button in the center down several seconds to make sure it flashes green) and was instructed to simply return the monitor when my session was completed with the film still attached and they could still access the information. Apparently, this is known to happen. So if you're using it for any removable medical equipment please keep this in mind.

This works great, it has the perfect amount of stickiness - it stays on without ripping skin off when taken off. My husband uses these to cover his dialysis catheter when he showers, and they are the perfect thing to use for keeping bandages dry while showering. I have bought several of these, and will continue to do so. We have tried other brands, and this is the one that worked best for us.

Easy to use and works as described. Be sure to clean the skin to ensure good adhesion.

HOLY SMOKES!!! After almost 2 months of dialysis, doing spit baths and washing my long hair in the sink, and paying a salon to wash my hair, I tried these out. I also have low vision, so the first one I put on, I got all tangled up in, hair included. ( I have a cvc in my chest) I don't see well either, so I was a bit terrified at the prospect of getting this thing on without entangling the tubes . they work great once you figure out that the paper edging comes off. LOL and I wrapped the cvc ends and things went quite smoothly, This film is very sticku but doesn't pull skin, it is VERY Waterproof once the paper edging is removed. . Tack on your skin at the top, and fix into place, I wish there would have been pictures. but This will work for the fistulas I'll have out in my arm as well. If you get squimish like I am, and you're in dialysis, ask your tech if they'd put it on for you, My center is great, they offered and that's what I'll do as I can't see half of what I'm doing.

This work great to keep wound dry

These are great !! My wife had to get a ZIO heart monitor that CAN NOT get wet during showers. The sticky paper is awesome BUT, IT WILL ALSO STICK TO THE ZIO UNIT TOO making it almost impossible to remove. Here is a fix I came up with to keep the ZIO from any moisture. Take wax paper and cut it BIGGER than the device. Place wax paper over the whole surface of unit including the unit's clear tape. The wax paper keeps the sticky cover from attaching to ZIO unit. Note: her ZIO unit is one piece with NO LEADS!! That is why my idea worked. Hope this is helpful for you:)

Muy bueno. Material muy util