Hartmann Cosmopor Transparent Adhesive Film Dressing — 9 x 10 cm

Cosmopor Transparent is an adhesive, transparent, semi-permeable polyurethane film dressing with an absorbent pad. It is waterproof and designed to protect wounds while allowing moisture to escape, and its elastic film conforms to body contours for comfortable coverage. This dressing, previously known as Hydrofilm Plus, is suitable for postoperative wounds, catheter or cannula retention, and general first-aid wound care.

• Size and design: 9 x 10 cm dressing with an integrated absorbent wound pad for reliable coverage
• Material and adhesion: Transparent polyurethane film with a hypoallergenic adhesive that allows initial repositioning
• Waterproof and breathable: Provides a waterproof barrier while permitting moisture vapor to escape to keep skin dry
• Conforms to contours: Elastic film stretches and moves with the body for secure, comfortable coverage
• Indications: Primary dressing for post-operative wounds; securing catheters or cannulas; sterile dressing for first aid
• Easy application: Numbered peel-off films simplify accurate, clean placement and gentle removal

Benefits you can expect include durable wound protection, reduced dressing changes due to reliable adhesion, and a discreet, clear covering that helps you monitor the healing area without removing the dressing. Designed for everyday activities, Cosmopor Transparent supports consistent protection and comfort without sacrificing skin integrity. End with a soft CTA: add Cosmopor Transparent to your wound care kit for dependable, discreet protection.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Q: What is Cosmopor Transparent made of?
  A: It is a transparent polyurethane film dressing with an integrated absorbent pad and a hypoallergenic adhesive designed for initial repositioning.
• Q: Is the dressing waterproof?
  A: Yes, it provides a waterproof barrier while remaining semi-permeable to moisture vapor.
• Q: Can it be used to secure catheters or cannulas?
  A: Yes, it is indicated for securing catheters and cannulas and can serve as a primary wound dressing when needed.
• Q: How should I apply and remove it to minimize skin irritation?
  A: Use the numbered peel-off films for clean placement, and remove slowly to minimize skin trauma; if skin irritation occurs, discontinue use and consult a clinician.