Nexcare™ Cushioned Waterproof Adhesive Pad
- 3M ID 70005097616
- UPC 00051131197732,50051131197737
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- Provides cushioned protection to minor burns, scrapes, cuts and abrasions
- Color: tan
- Not made with natural rubber latex
- Strong adhesive stays on during water activities
- Absorbent pad wicks fluid and doesn't stick to your wound
- Conforms comfortably to your skin and moves with you during activity
- Breathable design provides lasting comfort
- Great for use during exercise
- Convenient design can be worn up to four days
- Package contents: 4
- Size: 3 x 4
Ideal for waterproof protection of wounds such as cuts, minor burns, abrasions and scrapes
Nexcare™ Cushioned Waterproof Adhesive Pads let you shower, swim, and bathe with total confidence. Designed to completely shield your sensitive injury from water and dirt, this waterproof dressing protects your wound with cushioned foam and an absorbent, no stick pad. This dressing stretches with your every move so you can hit the gym and play tag with your kids as you heal. Minor injuries are no match for your adventurous spirit, but proper care is essential¬–so reach for Nexcare™ Cushioned Waterproof Adhesive Pads to keep doing what you love without compromise.
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| Application | Waterproof | |||
| Brands | Nexcare™ | |||
| Factory ISO Certification | No ISO Certification information available | |||
| Material | Foam | |||
| Overall Length (Imperial) | 4 in | |||
| Overall Length (Metric) | 100 mm | |||
| Overall Width (Imperial) | 3 in | |||
| Overall Width (Metric) | 75 mm | |||
| Package Contents | 4 Pack | |||
| Product Color | Tan | |||
| Product Type | Pad with Adhesive | |||
| Properties | Non-Stick Pad | |||
| Sizes Available | 4 ct. (Cat# AWP34): Dressing Size: 3" x 4"; Pad Size: 1-9/16" x 2-5/8" | |||
| Solution for | Waterproof, Cushioning, For Large Wounds | |||
| Waterproof | No | |||
| Wound Type | Minor Burns, Cuts / Scrapes / Abrasions |
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CAUTION: If there are signs of infection such as fever, pain, redness, swelling, itching, rash or burning, consult a health care provider.
