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🩹 Heal smart, heal fast—wound care that works as hard as you do.
The Polymem 4x4 Inch Non-Adhesive Pad by Ferris is a sterile, glycerol-infused foam dressing designed to maintain a moist wound environment, reduce pain for up to seven days, and simplify dressing changes with built-in cleansing and visual indicators. Perfect for professional-grade wound management with minimal effort.
| Asin | B00HVDP1EY |
| Country Of Origin | United Kingdom |
| Guaranteed Software Updates Until | unknown |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Model Number | No Model |
| Manufacturer | FERRIS |
| Product Dimensions | 15.24 x 10.16 x 10.16 cm; 32 g |
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Highly recommended
Purchased this after having some from cancer unit for open sores. Worked wonders & hospital state can be reused a few times.
User
Excellent item but expensive
I appreciate these dressings but buying them on line is EXPENSIVE. And note these are smaller than ones given to you ( if you’re lucky) in hospital,
User
Amazing healing product
This is well worth the money, any kind of injury from burns to spots Eldery relative had a leg ulcer & it was taking months to heal polymem healed very quickly
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Good
Good product
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Polymem Wound Healer & Protector
This is excellent for wound healing. Best I've ever used. It is a bit too expensive tbf, but I can't dispute it's effectiveness. 5*
User
Just the job
I had been trying to get this through my chemist but had been unsuccessful. Delighted to be able too get hold of it and it was just the job. Came as described in a timely manner.
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Great product excellent service.
Arrived early! Really helpful
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Good
Good
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ottime
Le ho acquistate per mio padre, è difficile trovarle e queste hanno un ottimo rapporto qualità prezzo, senza spendere centinaia di euro.
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A must have for every first aid kit
I purchased these pads based on the reviews, and they truly exceeded my expectations. My dad is diabetic and has extremely fragile, "onion-thin" skin. He accidentally scraped his arm on a doorway and ended up tearing off the top layer of skin—it was pretty intense. While the wound wasn’t deep enough to require a hospital visit, it was raw and painful.Initially, we used Solosite Wound Gel (left over from a previous hospital stay), along with gauze pads and bandage wrap. Unfortunately, every time we changed the dressing, it would stick to the healing skin and pull it off again, forcing his body to start the healing process all over.I was on the verge of calling his doctor for advice when I came across a review on Amazon that mentioned using these PolyMem pads along with a clear “second-skin” dressing. That combination was a game-changer.Not only did the pads provide cushioning and protection, but they also didn’t stick to the wound. We found that we didn’t need to change the dressing daily—every three days was sufficient. The only reason we changed it that often was because the edges of the second-skin dressing would start to lift and catch on his clothes.Each time we changed the dressing, we were amazed at how much healing had occurred. His wound is now completely healed, with no scarring at all. These pads are absolutely a must-have for any home first aid kit. Yes, they’re a bit pricey, but they’re worth every penny—and since they can be cut to size, we were able to get two uses out of each one.I wish I had taken before-and-after photos to show the difference, but honestly, the “before” might have been too graphic to share. Still, I can’t recommend these enough.
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Most Soothing Dressing
This is an awesome product for anyone trying to heal from a chemical burn, yeast infection around a feeding tube site, or any type of raw irritated burning skin. The polymem dressing is very soothing and does not adhere to the skin like some other dressings do. It just stays in place very well and soothes the irritation so well. I was told by the wound clinic that these had glycerin in them, although it does not say that when you look at the ingredients, it says you would need to call the manufacturer, but I was told by the wound clinic that it did have glycerin in it and that was what created the soothing effect. If you really wanted to be sure that it had glycerin in it, you could always call the manufacturer, but I think the wound clinic should’ve known what they were talking about because they were located in the cancer center and use it on a lot of their cancer patients.
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Wound care
Great for wound dressing.. no sticking and good absorption.
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Good Wound Covering
Works well.
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