Description
Spenco 2nd Skin Dressing Kit – Blister Dressing for Larger Areas
The Spenco 2nd Skin Dressing Kit is a hydrogel blister dressing built for larger blisters and pressure areas than a single small pad can cover. It cools and soothes on contact, and the moist pad is designed so it won't stick to skin — helping make dressing changes more comfortable than a standard adhesive bandage.
What This Dressing Is Used For
Commonly used for blisters and other minor surface skin irritations, such as rub spots and superficial abrasions, where you want a protective, cushioning barrier over a larger area than the standalone hydrogel squares or circles cover.
What's in the Kit
- 2 × 3" x 6.5" (76mm x 165mm) 2nd Skin Moist Pad sheets
- 1 × 3" x 5" (76mm x 127mm) Adhesive Knit sheet
- 5 × 3" x 1.5" (76mm x 38mm) Adhesive Knit strips
Key Features
- Large-Format Moist Pads – sized for bigger blisters or broader friction areas
- Cooling, Soothing Hydrogel – comfortable on contact
- Non-Stick to Skin – gentler dressing changes
- Adhesive Knit Included – holds pads securely in place
- Latex-Free – suitable for sensitive skin
Directions
- Clean and dry the area.
- Cut the moist pad to size if needed and apply over the hot spot or blister area.
- Secure using the Adhesive Knit sheet or strips.
- Replace as required, especially if the dressing becomes loose or dirty.
FAQ
How is this different from the Blister Kit?
The Blister Kit includes smaller 1" pads suited to multiple small hotspots. This Dressing Kit has larger 3" x 6.5" pad sheets, better suited to a single larger blister or broader area of irritation.
Can I cut the pads to a smaller size?
Yes — the moist pad sheets can be trimmed to fit the exact area you need to cover.
How often should I change the dressing?
Replace it if it becomes loose, dirty, or loses its cushioning effect, checking the area regularly.
Is this suitable for an open blister?
The non-stick hydrogel is gentler than standard bandages on broken skin, but for significant wounds always follow appropriate wound care advice or consult a healthcare professional.
