IV 3000 Dressing, Opsite Iv Drs Trn 4X4.75 in, (1 BOX, 50 EACH)

I am allergic to Tegaderm, the dressing used for IVs and PICC lines. This stuff is amazing. No itching, no rash and it sticks! Worth every penny!

I used these dressings to cover my Dexcom blood glucose monitor and insulin infusion site during a recent Hawaiian trip. They worked perfectly to keep salt water and sand away from the equipment (and out of me!) I kept the one that covered the Dexcom on for a couple of days before changing it. The infusion site one was removed at the end of each day, when I came back from the beach. When it came time to remove the dressing, they easily peeled off, with some residual adhesive stuck to the top of the Dexcom transmitter. A bit of rubbing and it balled up and came off.No complaints... they did exactly what they are supposed to do.

Having used this product for some time, I can say that it works very well as a "cover" for adhering gauze bandage materials to the skin.

These are very nice to use on a chest catheter for dialysis. My husband skin reacts to absolutely any bandage.Although these do seem to cause him less irritation, he still does have some irritation. These are easy to use. We’ve been putting a small 2 x 2 cotton pad underneath these so he has less exposure to the adhesive portion of this bandage. That seems to have really worked for him. These are much better than the island dressing we’ve been getting from our dialysis center.

Stick well but a little overpriced

This works very well for people who itch with tegaderm. Is reduced issues with my sons dressings significantly

I am diabetic and have glucose sensor for insulin pump. Use this product to keep sensor attached to skin

I bought these at my endocrinologists suggestion to help keep my CGM from coming off when I was doing things. it DOES that - however - I can't takr ot off without removing the monitor - so I don't recommend for this use. Also leaves a sticky surface.