Product Description

• New
• Waterproof Transperent Dressing
• Covers & Protects*
• Ideal for Abrasions, Cuts, Minor Burns, Blisters and Post Surgical Incisons
• Seals out Water, Dirt and Germs to Help Prevent Infection*

Product Benefits

Ideal for: covering and protecting wounds such as abrasions, cuts, minor burns, blisters and post-surgical incisions; protecting reddened for fragile skin; dressing and securing I.V. catheters or other tubing. Features: seals out water, dirt and germs; allows moisture to escape and oxygen to enter for breathability; up to 7 day wear; stays on in bath and shower; flexes and moves with body for greater comfort; hypoallergenic. Sterility guaranteed unless individual wrapper is opened or damaged. Not made with Natural Rubber Latex.

Ingredients



Suggestions

Directions: Clean and dry wound and surrounding skin thoroughly. 1. Pull apart sleeve at arrow to reveal dressing. 2. Peel away the printed liner from the paper-framed dressing, exposing the adhesive surface. 3. Apply dressing over wound. Do Not Stretch the dressing when applying. 4. Remove the paper frame from the dressing while smoothing down dressing edges. Refer to package insert for complete cautions and instructions.

Special Note



Warnings

The Nexcare Tegaderm waterproof transparent dressings are not intended for applications over infected woods or serious burns. Refer to package insert for complete cautions and instructions.

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