The average bandage provides some protection, but it is still easy for dirt and water to reach a wound. Even if a waterproof bandage is used on a wound it’s hard to tell if it is actually sealed.

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DrySee, a Houston-based medical technology company, is donating 10,000 waterproof bandages to Ukrainian-Armed forces. The bandages are the only kind that change color when they need to be changed, ...

Band-Aid has helped launch its latest product, Waterproof Clear Adhesive Bandages, through a marketing blitz at Summerfest, a three-weekend, nine-day event held in downtown Milwaukee that’s billed as ...

From peeling … to boiling … to slicing and dicing … in this busy kitchen there are lots of ways to hurt a finger. And cooks know that kitchen germs can cause ...

Proprietary liquid indicating gauze changes color if liquid breaches and new bandage is needed. DrySee®, a medical technology company dedicated to improving wound care, introduces its patented ...