20 Pcs Silicone Foam Dressing 4x4 Gentle Border, HSA FSA Eligible, Waterproof Silicone Bandages for Wounds Care, Bed Sore Patches, Super Absorbent Wound Dressing, Self Adhesive Pressure Sore Pads

Great item! Works great! Stays on the wound and protects the wound!!

Great sticking capability. Used multiple pads on foot over 2 weeks. All stuck great and never slipped off. Good first aid bandage.

Love the sponge to help on injury

My surgeon’s office sent me home with some silicone pads because the Tegaderm I was using caused skin irritation. Since I am still healing and in active wound care, I bought my own silicone pads to use. I have not experienced any skin sensitivity with these bandages. They provide a good barrier and are comfortable to wear.

I just...I don't have words.Does it absorb? Yeah, kinda. It absorbs, but not a great deal. It more "allows wound exudate to spread and then absorb" then directly absorbs.Does it stick? Yeah, kinda...you'd have to apply it JUST RIGHT to get it to stick well, but if you apply it to any part of your skin that moves or wrinkles, it's coming off. As soon as it gets a little damp from exudate it gets...humid? Humid somehow? And comes off.More than that is THE SMELL!!THE SMELL OF THESE BANDAGES is like nothing I have ever smelled before in my LIFE!! It's the kind of smell that gets into your nose and there is just NOTHING you can do to get it out other than burn a match and put it out and inhale the burnt smell--and even then, the moment you come near one ITS BACK. It's indescribable and makes you wonder how the hell these can be STERILE AND STILL SMELL LIKE THIS. Like I'm pretty sure a dead animal would smell better.Don't ask me to describe it. I can't. Because I have nothing to compare it to. It's just that bad. It's also probably why they don't come merely sealed, but double sealed in a ziplock bag inside the box! 🤢Spend the extra money in literally anything else. Don't get these.

These stuck longer than the first ones I bought.I will buy again.

Good bandage for large wounds

These are my go-to bandage. I had a feeding tube removed in Jan and have been keeping the access covered as it heals closed. The bandages are comfortable, even given my sensitive skin not liking most adhesives. They are easy to apply and remove and are painless because they don't pull on hairs.