Medline CUR5001 - BANDAGE, SILICONE, CURAD, 4"X4", 4CT, 24BX / CS, 24 BX/CS

Part Number Medline CUR5001

SKU Number CIA2237006

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Product Description

Medline CUR5001 - BANDAGE, SILICONE, CURAD, 4"X4", 4CT, 24BX / CS, 24 BX/CS

CURAD Silicone Flexible Fabric Bandages

Ouchless Silicone Flexible Fabric Bandage is 2X More Absorbent Than Other Brands!

The CURAD Truly Ouchless! technology achieves exceptional bandage protection without the hurtful removal.

Advanced adhesive is completely repositionable, making checking wounds much easier.
Highly absorbent pad seals on all four sides.
Bandages hold securely, yet remove cleanly and are easy to re-apply.

Truly Ouchless Technology

Holds Securely, Removes Cleanly & Its Easy to Reapply!

Ouchless technology has been taken to a higher level. Truly Ouchless! achieves exceptional bandage protection without the hurtful removal. Plus, the advanced adhesive is totally repositionable. That makes it easy and "ouchless" to cover wounds the right way...or peek at how they're healing.

More Features

Easy on and off
2x more absorbent than other brands
Holds securely
Removes cleanly
Easy to re-apply
Pad seals on all 4 sides
Patent-pending

Why Silicone Dressing?

A soft silicone dressing is a dressing coated with soft silicone as an adhesive or a wound contact layer. The intrinsic properties of soft silicone are such that these dressings may be removed without causing trauma to the wound or to the surrounding skin.

Is silicone Dressing safe?

Silicones are chemically inert and adverse effects from the use of silicones in medicine and surgery are rare. Results of animal studies with silicones have shown they do not cause skin reactions or systemic toxicity. Soft silicone has been approved for use in wound management by regulatory bodies around the world.

Can soft silicone dressings cause skin reactions?

Silicone is inert and less likely to cause sensitivity reactions than many other materials used in wound dressings. They are also widely used in consumer cosmetic products and as pressure sensitive adhesives in transdermal drug delivery systems.