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Nexcare waterproof adhesive pads with a cushioned, absorbent, non-stick foam pad for minor wounds that need padding. Can be worn up to four days, including in the shower. Latex-free. Pack of 4 units, 3 x 4 in.
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3M manufacturer code: 7000123018, model AWP-34-CA
Nexcare AWP-34-CA pads protect minor wounds with a cushioned foam pad that absorbs fluid without sticking to the wound. The pad is waterproof: you can shower or wash your hands with confidence, water and dirt stay outside. It can be worn for up to four days and its flexible materials stretch to follow skin movement. The 4-count pack of 3 x 4 in pads suits job site kits, where scrapes and cuts on materials call for more generous protection than a standard bandage.
Add this pack to the site trailer kit.
This model stands out for its cushioned foam pad: it cushions the injured area and does not stick to the wound, which makes removal less painful. The manufacturer intends it for abrasions, cuts, minor burns and post-surgical incisions. The pack contains a single 3 x 4 in size. For deep, infected or heavily bleeding wounds, consult a health professional.
The adhesive holds best on clean, dry skin. The package directions remain the reference for application and replacement.
Each pad is single use: discard it after removal, without washing or reuse. Keep the remaining units in their box, dry and away from heat, and check the expiry date. The reference shelf life of 1825 days applies to the product in storage and is not a wear time.
The manufacturer states a wear time of up to four days, replacing it sooner if it lifts or becomes soiled.
Yes. The pad is waterproof; the manufacturer states that you can shower, swim and bathe with confidence.
No. The foam pad is non-stick, which makes removal easier.
Each pad measures 3 x 4 in, or 76.2 x 101 mm. The pack contains 4 units.
No. The manufacturer states that this model is latex-free.
For the site worker and the roofer exposed to scrapes and cuts on materials: Dexterity A3 Kevlar cut-resistant gloves (GS13KFNT), Nemesis blue mirror lens safety eyewear (YA3300), 3M yellow H9A earmuffs (OPH9A), an orange surveyor vest (VV57) with 11 pockets and a Terra 300D orange high visibility raincoat (VP224).
To complete the site trailer kit, plan for a sterile 6 x 6 in compress (PS320) bandage, a cotton triangular bandage (PS408), economical splinter tweezers (PS724), a Dexidin (PS210) chlorhexidine antiseptic solution and a high risk first aid kit (TR03E) for 26 to 50 workers.
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