3M Tegaderm is a dressing with a transparent film that serves to provide a waterproof barrier to areas of the skin that require it. It is breathable and adaptable. It can be cut and customised to the required length. It is a roll version.

3M Tegaderm is a roll version of a transparent film dressing that serves to cover and protect skin that has been injured. It serves as a waterproof barrier that protects the skin area from external contaminants such as viruses, bacteria and body fluids. It is easy to cut to the required length. Can be easily handled with gloves. The dressing is breathable, allowing the skin to breathe. It is also adaptable, because it flexes with the skin for greater patient comfort. It is capable of attaching medical devices and other dressings to the skin.
The Tegaderm film is radiologically transparent, meaning it does not need to be removed for x-rays or radiotherapy. It can last up to seven days on the skin. It can be worn while showering without peeling or damage. The dressing can also be placed over wounds and catheter incisions, providing greater comfort and more moisture in the wound environment, promoting healing. It can also be used to protect eyelids, cover skin marks caused during radiotherapy or when applying or removing a tattoo.
This dressing is transparent, which makes it easier for doctors to monitor wounds. It is designed to provide a moist wound environment to accelerate healing and scarring. It does not contain latex and has a hypoallergenic adhesive to avoid any allergic reaction in patients. It comes in a roll format of 2 m x 10 cm.
It is indicated for covering and caring for the skin, protecting skin lesions, fixing medical devices and fixing other dressings. It is for medical and private use.
It is recommended to clean and apply the corresponding treatment to the area before applying the dressing. The transparent film is then applied, making sure that it fits tightly around the edges. It can be easily cut to the required length and can be handled with gloves without the risk of it sticking to the gloves. To remove the dressing, just take one edge and pull it away from the wound parallel to the skin and it will come off easily.
Do not use if you are hypersensitive to any of the ingredients.
Semi-permeable polyurethane