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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Size
- 2 in (Pack of 1)
- Model
- 2 in Roll
- Dimensions
- 2 x 2 x 2 in
- Weight
- 3.2 oz
- Material
- Foam
- Item Form
- Film
Features 5
- One individual 2" Roll of 11 yds - perfect to cover dressings, gauze, foam; also to hold devices like drains, cath and tubes
- Non-sterile transparent adhesive film roll for custom cut to desired length
- Breathable water proof backing provides a bacterial and viral barrier to outside contaminants, and allows patient to shower
- Complete adhesive surface protects wounds from friction and outside fluids
- Available in 2, 4, and 6 Rolls
Description
Transparent adhesive film roll by 3M- sold Individually perfect for covering wounds, bandages, dressings, and foam to protect from liquids. Breathable film allows air transfer, but not liquids. Also excellent in holding down devices like IV cath, drains, and tubes. Comfortable and flexible, this film perfectly contours the body.
Specs 23
| Product Dimensions | 2 x 2 x 2 inches; 3.2 ounces |
|---|---|
| Item model number | 2 Inch Roll |
| Manufacturer | 3M |
| Brand Name | 3M |
| Item Form | Film |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 19 |
| Number of Pieces | 1 |
| Item Shape | Cylinder |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Protecting wounds, holding medical devices, providing a barrier against external contaminants, showering |
| UPC | 615867193019 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Target Use Body Part | Body |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Model Number | 2 Inch Roll |
| Manufacturer Part Number | 2 Inch Roll |
| Size | 2 Inch (Pack of 1) |
| Item Dimensions | 2 x 2 x 2 inches |
| Item Weight | 3.2 ounces |
| Material Type | Foam |
| Material Features | Waterproof |
| Product Style | Gauze,Adhesive |
| Sterile | Non-Sterile |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Stays stuck
Size: 1 Count (Pack of 1)
This stuff will stick for days. Is great for keeping wounds or stitches dry for a shower. Just make sure you cover the incision area with gauze. Hypo allergenic so no blisters for those who can't use band-aids or regular tape. It's a second skin that bends and stretches. The backing does not bend or stretch so you have to work around that. Extreme static charge when backing is removed so avoid loose tissue or particles. Peel at edges first, hold with both hands flat, place and peel backing from center. Super stuff.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026 by KW
Finally—A Dressing That Stays Put and Doesn’t Irritate
Size: 4 Inch (Pack of 1)
After two long years, I’m finally healing. For the first time, I can keep my wound dry and protected for up to 36 hours, instead of having to change the dressing four times a day. The relief I felt when I realized this product actually worked brought me to tears. After trying more than 46 different coverings with no success, I finally found something that lets my skin stay calm and my wound stay covered so it can mend. The injury happened when I sat down in a booth where a piece of broken glass had been left behind. It lodged in a very difficult area—where my lower body meets and bends—making healing extremely challenging. Every time I used the bathroom, the wound got wet, and I had to start over. I needed a protective film that wouldn’t irritate my skin and could truly act as a barrier. I finally found that in 3M Tegaderm. After years of frustration, pain, and constant dressing changes, I’m finally on the mend. I’m deeply grateful for the difference this product has made.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2026 by Cookie
Best thing to come along since Band Aids!
Size: 4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I originally purchased Tegaderm at Walgreens to put over a medication patch that could not be covered, but, had to be worn for 3 days and was constantly starting to come off by the end of day 2. My doctor told me about Tegaderm . Walgreens sold the product in both name brand and generic, however both were very high in price so I decided to see if I could find it on Amazon. Unlike Walgreens, I found this marvelous big roll, and then ... I started finding all sorts of different uses for Tegaderm . My household now uses Tegaderm dressing for so many things, and this roll size is the best! As Tegaderm is breathable, yet waterproof, it is the perfect wound care product. It can be put over gauze to keep a dressing dry and clean for up to 3 days (maybe more but that is the longest I have personally left any on myself) without damaging your skin one bit. It can be put directly over minor cuts and scrapes with a little antibiotic cream on the actual wound to keep the sticky part from catching on the sensitive area while it heals. The transparent covering allows you see as the skin heals, letting you know when it is time to remove or change the bandage. It can be put on tattoos to keep them dry while still allowing them to breath. It's perfect for that pesky papercut that just need a day or two to heal. When you can't find a bandaid to either fit the awkward place needed, or .... you can't get a bandaid to stay. Perfect for covering up stitches too, just put some antibiotic ointment and gauze over the stitched up area and cover with Tegaderm and shower, swim ... get as wet as you want! I recently had an allergic reaction to Poison Ivy on the front of my leg and made a salve using baking soda, honey, and Extra Virgin Olive oil. I was able to apply a liberal coat to the entire rash on my lower leg and cover it all with Tegaderm overnight! The relief I experienced he next morning was absolutely wonderful. My oldest daughter was waiting tables when she got a tattoo on her wrist and used it to protect her tattoo from germs and spills in the kitchen area, she just applied a liberal amount of tattoo salve on the tattoo and placed the Tegaderm directly on top. ***** Be sure to clean the skin surrounding area that needs to be covered, wound, burn, tattoo, medical patch, stitches, etc ... with rubbing alcohol. Insure that any wound has protection from the Tegaderm, such as a gauze cover, or a liberal amount of ointment or lotion so that when it is time to remove the Tegaderm it does not pull or tug at anything that might hurt or cause injury. Peel of backing of off and place flat against the skin. Apply moderate pressure for approx 30 seconds with your hand. The Tegaderm will bond best when it gets warm. If you do these things properly, when you take the top pieces off, the Tegaderm will be so *****
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Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2017 by TNJess
Great for Healing Tattoos!
Size: 4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I’ve tried a few different tattoo films (saniderm, CVS brand waterproof bandage, and second skin) and this is probably my favorite one so far. Its nice and thin, and once the soreness and swelling goes down, you kind of forget it’s even on you. I have left this bandage on for up to 5 days, and it stayed perfectly adhered and protected the tattoo very well. There are a few tricks to get good results with this type of bandage. First, the skin around the tattoo needs to be good and clean, and dry. I like to wipe the area around the tattoo with rubbing alcohol to help with adhesion. Second, work with smaller pieces. I usually cut a strip and put it on one half of the tattoo, or down the middle, depending on size and location. It’s much easier to patch on several smaller pieces than applying one large piece over the entire tattoo. Third, trim all corners round! If you leave sharp corners anywhere, it is very likely they’ll get peeled up and stick to clothes or whatever and could compromise the bandage. If you clean everything really well and avoid wrinkles, you shouldn’t have any leaks. Also make sure to have at least an inch or more of the bandage sticking out around the entire tattoo. It will likely fill with plasma and ink, and could eventually leak if you don’t have enough overhang. I only use this type of bandage to heal all of my tattoos now, and it is by far the easiest and least painful/irritating way I have found. I would definitely pick up a roll of this stuff if you plan on getting tattooed in the future.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2020 by Willheis
Hypoallergenic, not strong on sweat/water, long term leaves stubborn black residue
Size: 4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I'm allergic to adhesive, but this works well for me. Works MUCH better than the Nexcare products. I can leave it on for a week in areas that don't move a lot without a reaction. Note that wearing it for this long does leave a black sticky residue that is a bit stubborn to remove. In areas that do move a lot (e.g. fingers), it only lasts a day or two, tops. In terms of water resistance, it's pretty good, but not "proof" by any means. If a corner has started to curl or roll up, the water is just going to get underneath and exacerbate the curl. In high sweat areas, like the palm or side of the hand, forget about it. It's not going to stick for even an hour. It also doesn't seem to hold up well against light or heat; Having some on the back of my hand or wrist and mowing the lawn in 76 degree weather (F) caused it to lift right off my skin. This could be because of sweat, though.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 4, 2023 by Wolfy
It's wonderful to find a tape of which I'm not allergic
Size: 4 Inch (Pack of 1)
I have an allergy to adhesives because latex and even acrylic are being used more and more in bandages and medical tapes. (Note for those who are also allergic to acrylic: I bought an athletic tape which was labeled NO LATEX. Upon applying the tape to my shoulder, I broke out in blisters in less than a minute. We removed the tape and treated the severe rash and blisters. I searched all over that box to find the ingredients in the adhesive. In very small print, I found that they used acrylic in the adhesive.) I knew I am not allergic to the Tegaderm patches used to hold an IV in place, and always wished I could obtain it as a tape to create my own bandages. Too my delight, one of the sellers on Amazon carried Tegaderm by the roll. I am able to cut off whatever size I need. When I first received it and was trying to bandage one of my elderly mother's scrapes, it was trial and error to figure out how to separate the actual tape from the white backing and then the clear plastic. Here's the trick: ~~With the clear side with the wavy white tabs facing you, look at the edge of the tape. You will see about 2mm or 1/8 inch from the edge that there is a separation between the white backing and the clear plastic. A slight rub will separate the two. ~~Next, without overlapping it, apply the sticky side of the clear plastic in place. Using the little white tabs, pull the clear plastic off. This will leave the Tegaderm tape in place. ~~Smooth it gently onto your skin to seal all edges of the Tegaderm. You will now have a transparent, watertight bandage. In my opinion, Tegaderm is the safest tape created to date by 3M or any other company especially for those of us with sensitive skin. It is also a strong, reliable tape. Update: February 20, 2020 I just purchased my 3rd roll of Tegaderm 4 inch wide by 11 yards long. I have found many uses for this tape which include taping torn boxes and replacing sports tape (which has adhesives I'm allergic to) with this strong, clear, thin, flexible tape.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 31, 2019 by Linda Lee
Good adhesion, comes off easily, no skin reaction, good for protecting continuous glucose monitors
Size: 2 Inch (Pack of 1)
I'm using this to cover my continuous glucose monitor sensors to keep them from being pulled out. I tried one of the many patches designed for the purpose, but I had a severe skin reaction (tested in two places) after they were in place for a few days. The Tegaderm doesn't cause a reaction. It holds well, but it does peel up a little bit at the edges over time from rubbing against clothing or bedding, and skin stretching in multiple directions, so I change it after 7 or 8 days. I have to put a small piece of gauze in the middle so it won't stick to the sensor, and it's a bit awkward to apply due to the locations used for the sensors and trying to line up the gauze with them before letting the tape touch the skin. For this specific purpose I'd wish it was slightly wider, but for others it would be fine, and I can cut it to the length needed. It peels off easily, with no pain, but I haven't used it in an area with hair and it might pull that slightly. There is some residue of the adhesive that doesn't come off too easily, but it's not terrible and worth it for the good adhesion.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2026 by Joseph Fuller
Tagaderm is the best thing that ever happen to me
Size: 2 Inch (Pack of 1)
This tagaderm is so good it helps your body feel better and keeps you protected from all kinds of pain and suffering that is associated with any wounds you will experience the goodness of using it
Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Valerie Thornton