Dimora Silicone Wound Contact Layer, Non-adhering Dressing, Transparent Wound Dressing Pads
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About Dimora Silicone Wound Contact Layer, Non-adhering Dressing, Transparent Wound Dressing Pads
Overall Feedback:
83% positive
82% appreciated its high absorbency, but 18% found it wasn't enough
The film is breathable and does not stick to the tender raw area, allowing for pain-free bandage removal.
For the first five days, my wound still wept blood and I had to change the bandage frequently.
86% praised for its strong adhesive, while 14% found it didn't stick well
If you have an Ileostomy bag, this product is a must-have as the strong adhesive can peel tender skin.
These silicone mesh contact layer sheets do not stick to the wound and do not cause damage during dressing changes.
The non-stick gauze kept tearing my skin and caused pain while changing the dressing. It took a couple of months for the wound to heal.
The first-aid bandaging pads strip did not stick to my wound and fell off after I no longer needed the gauze.
89% liked its breathable design
The bandaging pad has a breathable film that does not stick to the tender raw area, allowing for pain-free bandage removal.
The product helped my wound heal after a month by keeping the bandaid or gauze from sticking to it.
I have used the product and experienced its breathability when a nurse used a silicone sheet after applying burn cream. Based on my experience, I can say that the product is effective.
87% found it easy to apply
I can apply antibiotics or other medication directly on the dressing without removing it.
After using the bandaging pads, the oozing stopped in the morning after putting it on at night.
87% liked that it is hypoallergenic
Bandaging pads are perfect for placing directly over the wound.
81% praised for its size and shape, while 19% found it small
It is better to tape the silicone finger directly to avoid slipping off.
