Split Drain Adhesive Bandages White 100Pcs,Feeding and G-Tube Pads,4 x 4 Inch Feeding Tube PadsTubes Covers Dialysis Accessories Supplies.

Split Drain Adhesive Bandages White 100Pcs,Feeding Tube and G-Tube Pads,4 x 4 Inch Feeding Tube PadsTubes Covers Dialysis Accessories Supplies.These 4 x 4 inch split drain adhesive bandages are specially designed for feeding tubes, PD catheters, and G-tubes. The convenient pre-cut T-slit design eliminates the need for scissors and provides a snug fit around various medical tubes including drains, peritoneal dialysis catheters, chest tubes, and IVs. Each pad features strong adhesive properties to stay securely in place while helping protect the surrounding skin. The bordered gauze creates an effective barrier between the skin and medical tubes. This practical pack includes 50 white pads, providing an ample supply for regular changes. Each pad measures 4 x 4 inches, offering sufficient coverage for most applications. The pads are designed for straightforward application and removal. For best results, it's recommended to test for skin sensitivity on a small area before full application. These medical dressings help maintain cleanliness around tube insertion sites while providing practical daily care solutions for patients managing medical tubes.

• PACKAGE CONTENTS: Set of 50 white split drain adhesive bandages measuring 4 x 4 inches each, designed specifically for feeding tubes and G-tube applications
• CONVENIENT DESIGN: Features pre-cut T-slit opening that fits securely over various medical tubes including feeding tubes, PD catheters, and IV lines without requiring scissors
• SECURE FIT: Adhesive border provides reliable tube stabilization while creating an effective barrier between skin and medical devices
• VERSATILE USE: Compatible with multiple medical applications including feeding tubes, peritoneal dialysis catheters, chest tubes, and other drainage devices
• SKIN-FRIENDLY: High-quality adhesive ensures secure placement while allowing for comfortable wear - perform patch test before full application