Personal sized Derm Shield rolls are perfect for covering uniquely sized small to medium tattoos. If a pre-cut Derm Shield sheet doesn’t quite fit your tattoo site, you can easily cut your ideal bandage to size from these compact rolls. Offer these rolls to your clients or use them on your own tattoos. Recovery Derm Shield is a latex-free transparent matte film adhesive bandage that offers maximum flexibility. This breathable bandage provides optimal conditions for flawless healing and skin renewal. It eliminates scabbing and reduces risk of scarring, while preventing exposure to bacteria, dirt, and abrasion. Derm Shield is waterproof, but permeable to allow skin perspiration, and it’s durable enough to keep up with your everyday activities post-tattoo with peace of mind. Details: Size Options: 10” x 2 yards; 8” x 2 yards; or 6” x 2 yards Light, latex-free, transparent matte film bandage Eliminates scabbing and reduces risk of scarring Maximum breathability and flexibility for flawless healing Waterproof and permeable to allow perspiration Directions for Use: Gently clean and pat dry the tattoo and surrounding area, ensuring there is no soap or any residue on the skin. With clean gloves, remove Derm Shield from the sterile pouch. Cut the Derm Shield to cover tattooed area plus a 1 to 2 inch margin from the edge of the tattoo. Peel off backing to expose adhesive side and position the Derm Shield over the tattoo with the adhesive side facing the skin. Gently apply using light pressure, starting from the center to the edges to eliminate air bubbles. Do not stretch the Derm Shield during application. The first Derm Shield application should stay in place for 24 hours, depending on level of exudation. It is normal for blood and fluids to collect under the bandage. A second application can be used for several days, and a third application may be used if necessary. Gently clean and dry the area between applications. Do not wear any piece longer than one week. Directions for Removal: Gently peel the Derm Shield by pulling it slowly from the edge back over itself. Do not pull the bandage upwards.
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