Dimora Silicone Foam Dressing with Border Adhesive 4x4 Waterproof Wound Dressing Bandage for Wound Care 10 Pack

Purchased these to help take care of a friend after surgery. Theyve worked well on a larger surgical wound—protecting the wound and have helped the healing process. Theyre sterile, the adhesive sticks well, and they stay in place. Theyre a little pricier than what I expected.l though.

I really liked the foam dressing and the border was just perfect as far as adhesiveness goes. I use them on some sore that I have on my thighs that are very large.

nOBODY WANTS THIS PRODUCT BUT IS NECESSARY IF YOU HAVE A WOUND.

I really like this pad. We use it to pad our son’s neck brace where his brace meets his shoulders and also on his back. It’s been working great and they last for quite a while. I will say that they leave the sticky residue behind on the skin which can be challenging to get off but all in all a good adhesive pad.

I have a wound on my leg and have been going to wound care. This is the bandage they use and I find it great for my senative skin . so much better than the gauze pads and wraps

These bandages stick very well and absorb real well. They are very kind to the skin and come off good. No leakage

These bandages work fine, but if you have super sensitive skin like I do, I suggest you go with the Mepilex by Molnlycke even though it is more expensive. The silicon that touches your skin is a bit stiffer than the other brand. It’s an It seems fine over the wound, but it is stiffer than the other brand. At the edges where it was cut, I found it irritated my skin, and with my ankle wound, I had to stop walking, because it was irritating enough on the edges that I was concerned about creating more issues. When I changed back to the other brand, the irritation disappeared. If your skin is not sensitive, these are great, and should work fine. If your skin is sensitive, suggest mepilex by Molnlycke. Unfortunately, this doesn’t seem to be sold on Amazon anymore.

I used these dressings to cover denuded blisters on my legs that were brought about by excess fluid retention. They are outstanding quality at a fraction of the cost of those available at medical supply houses.

They do the job. Be sure to clean the adhesive area with alcohol each time you put on a new dressing. As adhesive builds up it becomes less sticky. The dressings come off if you dont. Good luck!

I was looking for something I could buy that would be comparable to Mepilex border foam dressings and I found that these are the best ones. The silicone is gentle and both sticks well and is easy to remove. These are absorbent and do a decent job of wicking away moisture. These have many layers to help with wound drainage.