365 Transparent Film Dressing - 10 x 12 cm - Pack of 50

This dressing is suitable for wounds with very light or no exudate, such as minor cuts, abrasions, clean closed post-operative wounds, superficial pressure damage, and to protect areas prone to friction or moisture.

Yes, the 365 Transparent Film Dressing is showerproof and waterproof, allowing you to bathe or shower without removing it.

The dressing can typically be left in place for up to 7 days, provided the wound condition does not deteriorate and there are no signs of infection.

To remove, gently lift one corner, support the skin, and stretch the dressing horizontally (not vertically) and in the direction of hair growth. Avoid pulling upwards.

The dressing features a hypoallergenic acrylic adhesive, making it suitable for many users. However, if you have very fragile or sensitive skin, exercise caution during removal and support the skin to prevent damage.

If you observe any signs of infection, such as increased redness, swelling, pain, or discharge, you should discontinue use of the dressing and consult your healthcare professional immediately.

Yes, the dressing is made from a semi-permeable polyurethane film that allows for effective oxygen and moisture vapor exchange, which helps to create an optimal wound healing environment.

Ensure the skin is completely clean, dry, and free from lotions, oils, or creams before application. Press down firmly on the edges to ensure a good seal.

Gently peel the dressing off by stretching it horizontally and in the direction of hair growth, supporting the skin simultaneously. Consider using a skin barrier wipe before application if skin is particularly sensitive. Discontinue use if irritation persists and consult a healthcare professional.

Remove the dressing immediately and consult a healthcare professional. Clean the wound and reassess the need for this type of dressing.

While the dressing is designed for overlap, ensure the central absorbent pad (if applicable in other variants) or the film itself does not cover heavily macerated or broken skin. If cutting is necessary, ensure sterile technique is maintained, though this is not generally recommended for film dressings.