Does the gauze extend all the way across (1 inch) or is there adhesive on the edges of the gauze?
1387022
No the gauze does not extend to the edge. There is adhesive on the edge of the gauze.
1387023
There is adhesive on the edges of the gauze-excellent doctor's office type quality!
1874184
I haven't had a problem with it snapping onto already stitched areas, it is tight but not that tight. and if you buy two or you get an extension kit you can make it really big.
47257
Honestly it doesn't have a specific area it adheres too... It wraps around itself for mine and also with ice pack in it ... It's a nice fit for either feels secure without being tight I would definitely give it a try
256785
Not sure if the sides are waterproof, but they are of thicker material, not the usual thin gauze.
493484
There is about 1mm of uncovered space on each side, which is the closest to edge to edge I have ever gotten with any screen protector.
2049066
No. There is "hook" on one side and "loop" on the other. You should get Velcro with industrial strength adhesive if you want the Velcro to be sticky on one side. You may want to visit a Home Depot or Lowes to see the options and then come back to Amazon to get the better price. The adhesive Velcro has limitations. I tried to used the sticky Velcro on cloth and it did not hold up. You may have to get Velcro without the sticky side and use epoxy to attach the Velcro permanently.
399674
It won't cover the entire width. There will be about an inch of visor showing on each side. But it fits snugly on my visor. I have a ripped visor and it doesn't cover the entire visor length although it covers the width. I need to figure out what to put underneath to hide the rips. I'm thinking fabric tape.
1309579
I use a surgical tape called Hy Tape-the pink tape. It seals the bandage totally, and is excellent for multiple day use.
824014
The entire bandage is a non-glue adhesive. So the part that covers the wound is the entire tegaderm patch which is 4x4 3/4. If you are familiar with tegaderm you understand that there are no edges to this. If not, sometimes or drugstores and pharmacies will alllow you to buy one tegaderm patch. You might want to see what they are like first to make sure it suits your needs. But I love them and use then to cover my pain patches which then allows me to shower with my pain patches while keeping them dry. Hope this helps&#9786;
665344
They do not apply directly to any open areas ,, always gauze first then tape to a open surgical area or on dialasis spot. Hope this helps!
1900071
It is sticky but to me it was not as painful as removing a band aid or the tape that comes in a first aid kit. It will pull on the skin when pulling off. Can you wrap gauze around the hand and then tape? That way the hypafix never touches the skin and adheres great to the gauze.
1208821
No, there is no adhesive on it. It is "fuzzy" on one side and "prickly" on the other. I use is for cord wraps and any other thing I need a reusable wrap on. I suppose if you want to use it for sewing, you would use one strip with the fuzzy side out and another strip with the prickly side out. I like the fact that I can cut the length I need, no more, no less.
556667
I have not used it, but I believe the answer is no. It appears to be a flat, fairly large, waterproofed seal. I believe you simply place it over the wound, especially a sucking chest wound, and seal the area. Be sure to look for both entry and exit wounds.
2149381
It is infused gauze. The whole Pak will fit into the cargo pocket of your BDUs w/room to spare.
901432
I don't know if it would help. My thought is that you should focus on placing the gauze quickly and correctly first , then evaluate if additional measures are needed. If you try to both at once, it may waste valuable time.
301997
Yes. The Velcro strip just makes it with no overlap. Maybe 1/4 Velcro exposed.
484154
The opening goes a little more than halfway down the side. I think it just has one velcro closure near the top.