Conkote Silicone Adhesive Foam Dressings 4'' X 4'', Waterproof Bandages for Wound Care, Box of 10 Dressings

They are the best dressing , they offer a great amount of cushion for the wound, never irritates the skin and stays on. I highly recommend this product!

Great product. Stays intact

I have been using these foam dressings for wound care on hubby's bed pressure sores. The dressing is a good size for one sore point. The adhesive is strong and easy to remove when needed. The foam dressing stays put all night and day if needed. I will continue to use this brand.

The product arrived on time. Good value. The foam pad area is a little too sticky and makes it somewhat difficult to apply without wrinkling the adhesive edges.

Worked very well for my issue.

It sticks well

I recently purchased the Conkote Silicone Adhesive Foam Dressings and have mixed feelings about them. While I don't dislike the product overall, I must point out that it falls short in certain aspects, specifically when it comes to sacral pressure sores. Let me start with the positives. These dressings are excellent for wound care on flat surfaces such as the stomach, chest, or thigh. The silicone adhesive foam provides a comfortable and secure barrier, effectively protecting and aiding in the healing process. I found them easy to apply and remove, without causing any discomfort or skin irritation. However, where these dressings fall short is in their suitability for sacral pressure sores. Unfortunately, the adhesive is not strong enough to maintain a secure hold in the moist areas between the coccyx and sphincter. This lack of adhesion undermines their effectiveness in this particular area. If you are specifically looking for a dressing to address sacral pressure sores, I would recommend considering other options. In terms of flexibility, I found the Conkote Silicone Adhesive Foam Dressings to be slightly less flexible compared to brands like MedVance or Medline. This might not be a significant concern for most users, but if flexibility is a priority for your specific needs, it's worth considering other alternatives. To summarize, these dressings perform admirably for wound care on flat surfaces as mentioned above. However, they are not the best choice for sacral pressure sores or for wounds that are in locations with many folds or acute contours due to the adhesive's inability to maintain a strong hold in moisture prone areas.

This us the best tape to use fir sensitive skin, especially on the elderly. It comes off with no tearing of the skin.