Cotton padding

WHAT ARE THEY? Sterile dressings made from non-woven fabric, designed by Pic specially for your eyes. WHAT DO THEY DO FOR YOU? Protect eyes by combining softness with breathability. Adhesive edges for a ready-to-use dressing that's quick to put on and easy, almost painless, to remove. WHAT MAKES THEM UNIQUE? They're soft, thick, and highly absorbent, providing perfect perfection. IN WHAT FORMATS CAN YOU FIND THEM? You can buy Optisoft Comfort oval pads in handy packs of 6. Time to change the bandage! So you don't know how many times to change an adhesive bandage? And how about an elastic one? There's no easy answer, as it depends on the injury or sprain that you've been unlucky to sustain. As a general rule, change a bandage anywhere from at least once a day, up to twice every 6 hours. There are also other factors to consider: one example? The durability of the adhesive bandage. If the adhesive bandage isn't sticking any more, change it! Always check that the adhesive bandage is still sticking properly; if the edges start to lift, that's not a good sign. You'll also realize that the bandage has reached the end of the road if it's not able to contain the discharge from the wound any more, and... it itches! These are all signs that tell you only one thing: it's time to change the bandage. It's a good rule to follow, whether it's for wounds or burns. This will also go a long way to preventing the risk of infection. Change the adhesive bandage regularly if it's in an inconvenient place Have you hurt your elbow? If the adhesive bandage is in a tricky spot like your elbow, for example, its ability to stick could be affected and it could lift more easily.