Nexcare Absolute Waterproof Premium Adhesive Pad 2 3/8" x 4" 5 ea Warnings
| There are any signs of infection such as fever, pain, redness, swelling, itching, rash or burning, and consider consulting a health care provider. |
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- Clean and dry wound and surrounding skin thoroughly.
- Pull wrapper apart and remove the sterile dressing.
- Peel the printed liner from the paper-framed dressing, exposing the adhesive surface.
- Lay dressing over wound. Do Not Stretch the dressing when applying. Firmly smooth adhesive border to skin.
- Remove the paper frame from the dressing while smoothing down the dressing edges.
Directions for removal: Gently lift the edge of the dressing and slowly peel from the skin in the direction of hair growth.
Change the dressing if:
- It begins to leak or is no longer sticking to the skin.
- There are holes in it.
- New skin has covered the wound's surface.
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