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Waterproof Shower Protector for Dialysis Catheter & Chemo Ports | 8x8 Inch Adhesive Cover with Non Woven Bordered Gauze Pads Transparent Film for PD, PICC Line, Feeding Tube（25 Pack）

Waterproof Shower Protector for Dialysis Catheter & Chemo Ports | 8x8 Inch Adhesive Cover with Non Woven Bordered Gauze Pads Transparent Film for PD, PICC Line, Feeding Tube（25 Pack）

by Retros Market
$68.18 - $68.18
$68.18
$68.18 - $68.18
$68.18
  • Full coverage protection: Our product comes with 25 pack, each measuring 8x8 inches, ensuring sufficient coverage to fully protect your surgical incisions and catheters and avoid infection risks.
  • ‌Center glue-free design‌: Each waterproof dressing guard has a non-stick center pad with a sticky border that stays in place and does not hurt or irritate the dialysis port when removed. It not only enhances the breathability of the product, but also reduces skin discomfort, ensuring that long-term use will not cause skin problems.
  • ‌Convenient use & maintenance‌: Our products are easy to stick and remove, and can be easily cleaned even after use. The smooth surface design ensures that each use can be easily fitted without worrying about residue problems.
  • ‌Professional waterproof quality: Our products are widely used in hospitals and recommended by doctors, with excellent waterproof sealing performance, ensuring that water will not penetrate during showering, protecting your medical wounds and catheters, and can be used to cover dialysis ports, chest catheters, picc tubes, chemotherapy ports, feeding tubes, peg tubes, peritoneal dialysis, G tubes, central lines, wound incisions, and any patients with medical tubes.
  • Versatile application: Not only suitable for partial thickness wounds and necrotic wounds with little or no exudate; it can also be used as a baby navel protection and tattoo aftercare. Note: Do not apply the transparent film dressing directly to open wounds or wounds with excessive exudate. It should be used with gauze or non-woven fabric, and the dressing should be torn off in the correct way to avoid tearing the wound again.