LotFancy Transparent Film Dressing 4” x 4 3/4”, 48PCS, Clear Waterproof Bandage Adhesive Patches, Wound Cover for Post Surgical Shower, IV Shield, Tattoo Aftercare Bandage

I love this stuff!!! I initially got it because I saw the Bandaid tegaderm and was curious. I picked this one for the price per piece. I've used it both as wound dressing and skin protection. I had cellulitis on my face recently from wearing my mask in humid and hot weather with a minor breakout. The next day half my face was the size of a softball. Since then I've been using this to protect any blemishes when I'm going out. It'ss consistently stayed on through outings in 100° and 100% humidity weather. I've read also that it helps prevent blistering with new shoes. I haven't tried that out yet but I'm hopeful I can wear jelly shoes without cutting up my feet or reapplying bandaids to my heels all day. And, of course, it's amazing on wounds. I applied a little Neosporin to a healing injury and sealed around it. It was helpful to monitor the site without peeling back a bandaid repeatedly. My first use didn't stick bc of a small amount of alcohol that hadn't dried on my skin. But, beyond user error, I haven't had any problems with this product. If you think it's too stuck to peel comfortably off, a very small amount of petroleum jelly (or ointment with a similar base) helps a lot.

Works great on keeping my mom’s dialysis port dry when showering

not Tegaderm—it’s better. Well, not better in branding, but definitely in price and size. These giant clear bandages are the unsung heroes of my first aid drawer. Cut them down to whatever Frankenstein shape you want—just remember to round the corners unless you enjoy the thrill of adhesive peeling off mid-shower like a disappointing plot twist. I slap one over my CGM and, shocker: it actually stays on for the full 14 days. That includes daily showers, Florida sweat marathons in the garden, and the occasional swim where I pretend I’m not just a soggy goblin. Sure, an edge might rebel, but a quick trim and the mutiny ends there. The oversized sheets make surgical patch jobs a breeze. Bonus use? New tattoos. I layer on balm, slap this clear armor on top, and boom—no lint, no dog hair, no waking up stuck to your sheets like a crime scene. Keeps your fresh ink protected while you sleep and avoids that crusty regret feeling when your balm dries out overnight. Honestly, I’ve scoured the internet like a caffeinated raccoon and still haven’t found a better deal. These bandages do their job, don’t bankrupt me, and make me feel like I know what I’m doing. Five stars. Would slap on my skin again.

These are okay but not as good as what you'll get in the hospital which is disappointing honestly. They are difficult to remove without hurting the skin and they are definitely not water resistant. I got these to keep my fiance's surgical site clean and dry especially when he gets a shower. Even with these I cute a gallon baggie in half and cut off the top part then carefully tape all edges down and still the gauze under these will come out damp after showers. The dressing is even harder to remove after showers because the sticky part gets damp and rather then letting go of the skin like tape or something else would it gets even stickier and rather messy. It leaves a thick layer of the sticky part behind on his skin when I remove them.

I was diagnosed with Multiple Myeloma cancer and because it's a cancer with no cure yet, I opted to get a power port for easy access for IV drugs and blood draws. I'm happy to chose this route as I can't imagine having to get an IV put in every freaking week. However, you still have to be stuck and it's not a small needle. One of my nurses suggested lidocaine cream, but to cover it with saran wrap. First of all, saran wrap is NOT the best idea. Trying to tape down the edges, messing with saran wrap that always wants to stick to itself, I mean it's messy and too time consuming. I jumped on Amazon and came across these film dressings and ordered. Wow, what a difference it makes! I glob on a huge chunk of lidocaine cream, and quickly and easily apply this film dressing over it. I do this two hours before being stuck with the needle (best time to insure I feel absolutely nothing), and then I jump into the shower to get ready for my day. No water gets past this thing once it's adhered to your body and in fact, you got to work at the edge to get a place to peel it off. It does come off easily once you get a hold of the edge though, so that's nice. This is my 3rd time ordering these due to being treated for over a year and half. I ran out and hadn't ordered yet and had to run by Walgreens for a quick fix. I think it was a NexCare brand but they were so much smaller and didn't do the job. Needless to say, I placed an order for these and promptly threw the others in the trash. This is the only film dressing I'll be using from here on out to cover my lidocaine on my port. I highly recommend them - they do everything they say!!

Works Great

Patch is just a bit smaller than standard. Adhesive works well when first applied, following a shower and drying off, it still held to the skin. However after 12 hours the edges started to fall off the skin. I would have expected the patch to adhere more and to last at least 24 hours.

I have a gallbladder drain and I use the transparent bandage to cover and protect the drain. I can shower with it and easy to remove. Like with every bandage, it does cause a slight irritation on the skin. It is very mild. The bandage stays put and it takes days before it starts lifting. If you do a lot of moving, the sooner it starts to lift or separate from the skin. I am satisfied with the product and continue to order.

Exactly as described

This type of film dressing cover is excellent for my needs , I had smaller ones that were useless so altho these were not cheap they are well worth the money. would highly recommend

great

went for a quick 5 minute shower and applied over incisions.. these are NOT waterproof. I will be returning