IF YOU NEED A SHOWER SHIELD, THIS IS FOR YOU. BEST SHOWER PROTECTOR FOR CHEMO PORTS, CHEST PORTS, DIALYSIS CATHETER AND PICC/CENTRAL LINES.

Are you still worried about getting a dialysis catheter port wet in the shower and causing an infection? Are you still suffering from not being able to bath freely after your surgery?
Our chest catheter shower cover effectively protects wound from water during showers/baths. You can shower regularly without having to worry about getting your port or surgical incisions wet.

Products Features:
Our chemo port shower protector covers the chest port well and keeps it clean, contributes to rapid wound healing.
Seals wounds very well. Prevents water penetration, creates a waterproof barrier, Keeps the wound area and incision dry and stops contact with water during bathing which increases the risk of infection.
Skin friendly and comfortable. Does not cause any irritation or damage to the skin. The adhesive is very gentle but sturdy. The hypoallergenic adhesive is very suitable for sensitive skin.
The adhesive area is stretchable so it does not move or pull on the skin.
The waterproof shower protector is easy to apply even without any assistance. Easy to remove and no discomfort.
This transparent bandage protector extends the life of the dressing, you can observe the dressing through the transparent film and can reduce the number of dressing changes.Bringing you convenience and saving time with ease.

Intended Uses:
Ideal for covering dialysis port, chest catheter, colostomy wounds site, PICC line, central line, chemo port, feeding tube, peritoneal dialysis, G-tube. Giving you the freedom to shower without worry, it keeps everything dry and makes showering an independent activity again.

Note:
If you have a lot of body hair, make sure you shave it off as it will reduce the adhesion.
Each shower waterproof patch is for single use only.

Dialysis Catheter Shower Cover Chemo Port Shower Protector Chest PD Catheter Shield Adhesive Patch Waterproof Bandage 4"x4.7" 50 Pack

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