Waterproof Dialysis Catheter Shower Cover Large Coverage Shields for Peritoneal Dialysis Port Accessories PD Chest Catheter Central PICC Line Feeding Tube 9"x9"(Pack of 25)

Works very well to make a waterproof barrier around your wound, island dressing, or bandage or whatever you need to keep dry. It's very similar to Tegaderm, but a different brand and a much lower price. And keep in mind that it will peel off your bandage or a layer of Tegaderm underneath it if you apply the sticky part over it. Applying it to your skin in a uniform way that has no wrinkles in it is a little tricky because it's very thin and flexible. I used it post surgery and kept the wound completely dry and clean during baths, allowing my wound to heal without getting infected. It does peel off the skin pretty well but it might tug on your hair. Keep in mind the picture of this product is misleading. I bought the 10" x 12" size and there's a 2 and 1/2-in perimeter of sticky around the pad in the middle. Although it will cover your smaller bandage, if you have a large one then it'll probably start peeling it off when you try to take it off.

This is my second order for this product. I place it over my chest catheter to shower. Be aware that most adhesives, such as this one, will not adhere well to heavy chest hair and, if you place it directly over your bandaged catheter it will pull it all off when removing. I get around that by taping a piece of saran wrap over the catheter, then applying the product. Patience is a virtue when removing the backing material from the product once it's on your chest. There are catheter protectors on Amazon that have a gauze pad in place for that purpose but I find they don't cover the entire area that I want to protect from adhesive.

Great product, easy to use. For those who say it doesn't stick, I initially had the same issue. For best results, prep the outer contact area on your skin with an alcohol pad. This will remove the oils preventing a good seal. Once I started doing that, I've had flawless applications.

These work alright for when I'm getting into the shower. The only problem I have with them Is that they never seem to stick in place depending on how I move my arms. I have tried stretching out my arm to it's Limit of stretch. I have tried to leave my arm as relaxed as possible, But in the end, They Just don't stay stuck to my upper arm that well, And sometimes will even attempt to remove the pain patch which is supposed to stay on a week!!!! they go On fine, Just the constant movement of having to wash my body seems to Make them Not stay on well. I will say 1 thing. If I don't move that arm all that much Then they stay perfectly Fine. When Using soap I can go right over the patch without a worry in the world, Being the patch is Just a hair shorter than the patch but not as wide, they normally only get wet towards the top!!!!All this to say, That if you're trying to keep something Like a PEG tube Covered for the length of a shower, THESE WOULD BE PERFECT!!!!!!!!!! But if it's On your arms, Especially the dominant arm, Then you're going to have a fairly difficult time trying to keep them On!!! I'm Not sure if you're supposed to remove the Backing to them But there's a Covering to the sticky side and then a harder plastic backing, I've not been removing the backing and that makes these EXTREMELY EASY to take off when you're done in the shower!

I ordered the wrong size (I buy 9x9 usually) but Hola Health is superior. I have a CVC for daily TPN and IV fluids and when I shower, these are the most reliable and adhesive strong to protect my line from any type of infection that could arise from water exposure. I have never had an issue with these adhesive protection bandages and that is quite impressive. Stronger than a tegaderm! I buy every 3-4 weeks so I believe strongly in this product + company. I would love to collaborate with the company to promote their products, especially towards the chronic illness community and to bring awareness to such a durable and dependable product!

Good to protect central line catheter from getting wet in shower

These stick like ticks. Very difficult to take off, I mean painful. Also difficult to apply, they roll up. Used it twice and forget about it. No more. Will not recommend.

These were perfect for covering my dialysis catheter. I was able to shower with out worry, when finished and removed catheter was completely dry. Takes some getting used to applying especially for the neck area take into account moving or it will lift and water can get in. I wouldn’t take a risk swimming or submerging with this but for a regular shower it was perfect.