Sacrum Silicone Foam Dressing with Border for Sacral Ulcer, Butt Bed Sore, Pressure Ulcer, Size 7''x7'' (4.9''x5.3'' Pad), 5 Pack High Absorbency Bedsore Wound Bandage by Hoffencare

I have tried several sizes of square bandages. 4" I had to fold over & tuck in. Larger ones,(5") I had to cut in 1/2. 2" works perfect for small to medium wounds. They don't hurt when removing either.

I had to buy tegaderm to put over the top of my fentanyl patches. They would come off after showers, bathing, swimming etc. I couldnt afford losing them so I started trying tegaderm patches. I've tried a couple different types of tegaderm and this one seems to be the one that doesn't give me as much grief as the rest have. On occasion one will still start to peel up after a shower but I can still fix it enough so that my fentanyl patch isnt damaged and that's been my entire point. So these have been more than worth it ESPECIALLY for the price. The ones I originally started out with have gone up in price so much they are double the price of these. Which for some reason I notice is a pattern with things I purchase on here and keep on my Amazon prime monthly subscription. If I have it on for a long period of time...the price will start to increase as if they know I need that particular item so they raise the price and then I'm screwed.. lol.. and end up searching for a different brand of the same product. Gotta love supply and demand!

Good adherence to skin. Did not stick to the wound. Recommended

These are adequate and a good alternative to another brand who’s cost keeps skyrocketing. The seller let me know that the sticky part on the back of the bandage is actually supposed to be that way so it draws out anything oozing out of the wound. Compared to the other brand I noticed they both have sticky on the part that goes over the wound.

I had an open wound on my foot, where I had dropped something on it. In order to wear sandals, I needed something that was cushioned but would absorb any blood from wearing the sandals. Worked very well and it healed right up. It was a little too big, so I cut it in half.

Husband was having a bit of problem with pressure spots. HCnurse supplied us with dressings and these are compareable. They really do heal the spots as mentioned. They are not to be removed as a regular bandaid, but they do assist in healing - this is their job.

I NEVER leave reviews and I have bought many types of bandages. These are, by far, the best. Absorbent, don’t fall off and easy to pull off.

I am using this product to protect my tailbone while recuperating from surgery, to prevent a bedsore. First, these are adhesive even on the comfort center, which if you don't have an open wound, great, but don't know if I would use this for an open wound. My biggest complaint is they say on the package that it is waterproof, it is not. Took a very fast shower and the brown outside part came off, but even before that, I knew the comfort center was absorbing water. A lot of water, so I rated absorbency at a 3 because it depends on what you are using it for. These are expensive to have to replace every time you clean up, so I am going to try to take it off and reattach, we'll see how that goes, but they should not have waterproof as a claim. Even if it is entirely sticky, it does come off easily. I was worried about that as some of these can take your skin off. I'm on the fence on these. It does give good cushion and is helping me. I just wish it was waterproof.