Dimora Silicone Ultra Absorbent Adhesive Dressings - Waterproof Soft Gauze for Post-Surgical and Bed Sore Care (4 x 8, 10 Packs)

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• Silicone Ultra Absorbent Dressing VS Nonstick Dressing - Self-adhesive silicone contact layer gently adheres to the skin，the silicone net and inner precut foam allow the exudate especially thick liquid to be evenly dispersed over the dressing without sticking to the wound bed and causing secondary wound damage. It's repeatable adhesion makes it easy to check wound recovery and change dressing, which is safer and more convenient compared to non-adhesive dressings
• Upgraded Soft Wound Care Material - Upgraded material is lighter and softer, and the inner silicone wound contact layer provides gentle, reproducible adhesion for repeated wound observation and dressing changes, avoiding secondary injuries and skin trauma
• 1S Instantly Absorbs&Locks in Exudate - The unique SAP-composite absorbent core has high absorption properties, converting exudate to gel in 1 second, reducing the risk of maceration. It also absorbs up to 20 times its own weight in exudate, reducing the frequency of dressing changes
• Silicone Absorbent Soft Dressing is recommended for treating wounds with moderate to heavy exudate, such as: leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wounds, bedsore, bruise, burns, minor injuries, cancerous and unusual wounds, etc. Important Notes: 1. Avoid using this product on wounds with little or no exudate, eyes, mucous membranes, or inside wound openings as the dressing expands when absorbing fluid. Do not use on third-degree burns. 2. Do not use on individuals who have a known allergy to the product or its ingredients.
• 360° Outward Extension, More elastic&Less dislodgement - The unique internal cutting design allows the dressing to extend 360° outward, which is more elastic and less taut, fits the skin better.This ultra-absorbent bandage has excellent breathability, which reduces the burden of wound care by preventing the bandage from compressing the wound or falling off due to absorbing too much exudate