HouseablesWaterproof Bandages, Transparent Film Dressing, Waterproof Bandages Post Surgical, Wound Covers for Showering, Swimming Tattoo Cover, After Surgery Protector, Clear, Large, 8x12, 10 Pack

Purchased to cover an incision wound on my 12 year old son. He had to have surgery done on his ankle. You just have to make sure you are pressing down firmly around edges to avoid any gaps. Other than that worked perfectly for him to be able to shower after surgery as he could not wet the area where his stiches were. The size was great. The price was pretty decent for what you were getting. Stores were charging more money for a smaller size and lesser amount

Ever since I've found these wound cover dressings, it's made my life so much easier. I've always had Eczema in various parts of my body for over 20+ years.I have used the entire box of these bandages at one point over the course of 4-6 months. That's usually because I have Eczema all over my fingers (a band-aid can only cover so little) and they do a great job at protecting my skin from irritants and bacteria. Washing, cleaning, and other daily habits always seemed to dry out my fingers with open wounds and cracks. But with these bandages they've served to protect those cuts and wounds. I cut these bandages in half pieces to cover up these areas quite well. They're breathable, secure, and waterproof.However, they only stick well enough if my hands are dry. One of these bandages seems to last me either a couple hours, till the end of a work shift, or until I start feeling "the itch" which I have to remove and must proceed to administer creams and ointments. Then, I wait till my hands feel dry again to apply these bandages again to protect those cuts and wounds.Hand sanitizer, Soap + Water, and Shampoo always dried my hands out and caused me pain due to my cuts and wounds on my fingers. They dry up and get cracked easily.With these I can shower at ease, I can wash my hands at ease, and I can clean with ease.I repurchased more of these over the year since my battle with Eczema is constant. I have paired these bandages up with gauze as well for more severe wounds. There were times when a bandage is too stuck to my skin, so I soak in water till it falls off more easily.

Works well with a device that should not get wet. Just have to put a layer of gaze or paper over the device you don't want wet. If you don't, the plastic self adhesive will stick to it and take the device off when removed after a shower.

It's hard to find these transparent dressings at a decent price. I bought a 10 pack of CVS brand for $5 before these arrived so I'm going to be comparing these to those.1. These are about the same price as the CVS brand that I bought at about 50 cents per dressing, but this coming in at 50 pieces per pack at the same price point is hard to find anywhere.2. These are slightly smaller, mainly because the corners are cut off, but they still seal a 3x4 non-adhesive pad with a bit of room for error, which is pretty much all I needed for my 2nd degree burn.3. They are definitely way more adhesive than the CVS brand and can hurt to remove. The first one I used actually peeled a bit of my skin off because I kinda just pulled it off without paying much mind to the potential difference in adhesive. It hurt.4. I am not sure if these really "breathe" or allow much air in, but the CVS ones felt about the same, so I'm not sure if any transparent, waterproof dressing really give much of that feature.All in all, it's working to help me protect my 2nd degree burn, it's not difficult to use, and it's a bulk pack at a good value. As long as it's carefully removed, it shouldn't really rip skin off.

They are amazing. We actually cut them in half, keep the water out.

This sterile transparent film dressing covers my hip replacement suture site so that I can take a shower. It was very easy to remove the back paper from the transparent dressing and place it on my suture site. Then I remove it the next day, since my doctor said to leave the suture site open to the air, it was a little tricky removing the bandage without pulling the staples, but I was able to work it off of there without doing so. So next time I take a shower I will place the transparent film dressing over placed gauze so it will be easier to remove.

Not cheap but worked great! Easy on and easy off! Needed the larger coverage and the cost $1 apiece!

If I could give this a zero, I would. These dressing covers or bandages (or whatever tags they are using) are not worth it. They say waterproof but that’s not even remotely true. I purchased these because the description said good for swimming and waterproof. I can assure you they aren’t. I tried to cover a medical patch in the shower as a test before swimming. I covered my patch entirely and made sure it was secure. I even avoided direct water, but it still ended up soaked inside the supposed cover. I thought maybe I did something wrong so I’ve absolutely tried it four more times and no matter what, it’s not remotely useful. Maybe if you just need to stick something on your skin it will suit your needs, but absolutely nothing practical. Spring the cost for band-aid brand. This one isn’t worth your money and time.