MED PRIDE Sterile Abdominal- ABD Combine Pads
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About MED PRIDE Sterile Abdominal- ABD Combine Pads
Overall Feedback:
89% positive
82% appreciated its high absorbency, but 18% found it wasn't enough
The absorbency of the pads is good, but they stick to my wounds and have to be soaked off each time.
79% praised for its strong adhesive, while 21% found it didn't stick well
I used the pads over catheter openings in my skin that had not healed over completely yet, and it was still okay. This indicates that the adhesive strength is strong enough to hold on even on sensitive areas.
With the new combine pads, I only need to change once a day, which makes me happy.
The bandage stuck, pulled and caused bleeding.
The product description indicates it is non-stick, despite nothing on the box.
78% liked its breathable design, though 22% experienced moisture buildup
On the first dressing change, the bandaging pad stuck, pulled and caused bleeding, indicating that it is not breathable.
84% found it easy to apply, while 16% had difficulties
The pads were easy to use and did not cause any issues. I even used them over catheter openings in my skin that had not healed over completely yet, and it was still ok.
The pads are individually wrapped in plastic and paper, requiring scissors to open them.
The bandaging pads were advertised as non-adherent, but they actually stuck, pulled and caused bleeding.
82% liked that it is hypoallergenic
I had no issues using the hypoallergenic pads.
I was able to save my favorite dress and did not have to change the pads frequently, indicating that they are hypoallergenic.
80% praised for its size and shape, while 20% found it small
If I need to cover a wound with a specific size, these bandages are not suitable for that purpose.
