Silicone Foam Dressing, Waterproof Wound Dressing with Gentle Adhesive Border, 5 Layer High Absorbency Foam Bandages for Wound Care, Sterile Self-Adhesive Patches, 6'' x 6'', 5 Pack

This is an excellent product to use on an ulcer. Never once in using daily for over a month did I have a problem with this product. ,Highly recommend it.

This product is more than what I expected and it does everything it says it does.

I am 73 years old and I have super thin skin and my skin actually tears easily if I brush up against a door jamb, my skin actually will peel back of my arms where I make contact with the door. When I was young, I got bruises but now my skin tears.Most regular bandages are not big enough to completely cover and protect a large area so I purchased these and they work perfectly! I will be keeping them on hand as at times I do have issues with not being as graceful as I would like.The only negative thing is that once you loosen one corner of them to check on the actual injury it didn't adhere again. Not a deal breaker but I wanted to mention that. They are very "cushy" while not being thick.They are a very good thing to have on hand! I also think the price is reasonable.

Astormed silicone foam dressing, 4 x 4 inches, 10 pcs. per box. I opened one pack of this product and did not realize the entire dressing would be sticky. I had never purchased a bandage/dressing like this in my whole life and I'm almost 80 years old. My skin is too fragile and thin to put something like this on me. It sounds like a great product for some people but it is not for me.

I just had top surgery and this skin tape really saved my skin. The other adhesive that I was using was really tearing my skin when I would take it off and it was too harsh, whereas this adhesive is super soft. It’s really great for my skin and I don’t feel like my skin is going to come off when I peel it off. It’s super soft. It’s really great and I would recommend it to anybody that has sensitive skin and or needs an alternative for a bandage. It Still sticks to your skin, but it’s just really breathable and really soft.

So I actually LOVE these silicone foam dressing "bandages". The middle are super soft, now the silicone outside part is a bit thinner then I expected it to be. I first found out about these from wound care that I have to go to once a week. They used a similar one but the wound care center actually used ones called mepilex border, so I originally came here to buy those but I guess only doctors can order them in bulk or have a license. These ones are not as thick and comfy as ones that one might be used to if there antending wound care but they do the job way better then quaze and the 100s of tapes I've tried which none actually stick. The silicone feels nice and mushy and soft in ur skin so when u take it off it doesn't hurt or rip ur hair, the middle cushion is super soft and thick. I recommend these or something similar to silicone bandages for wounds for here on out and I just discovered them 2 weeks ago! They don't roll down and then not stick anymore like guaze tape does as your pulling your pants up and down. It's worth a try ESPECIALLY if it's for your body trying to heal itself. You get what you pay for and you only have one body. 👍👍👍

I use the bandages with Medihoney on a wound on my kneecap. Because the wound gets flexed a lot, I generally wear tubigrip over the top of my bandage. The bandages stick well and have some padding to them. I have reordered them multiple times.

I bought these for my mom's pressure ulcer. My primary goal was the price, because we go through a lot of padded bandages and it gets very expensive over time. These were less expensive than most brands that I saw on Amazon and eBay. The padded area is a bit smaller than I expected, but they still cover the wound. In retrospect, I think that a 6" X 6" bandage would have been better for dispersing the pressure across the sacral region, but the larger ones are so expensive. These bandages don't seem to stay on longer than a day , so daily dressing changes were needed. The absorption of the padded area is adequate for light seepage, but it won't prevent heavy salves or manuka honey from leaking through the padding. Overall, they work OK. They aren't ideal, but they do the job and they don't break the bank.