There are two liquid intrusion indicators present on any DrySee bandage. One of these indicators runs along the perimeter of the bandage, and the other resides in the center of the bandage. On a newly applied bandage, both liquid intrusion indicators will be white in appearance.

If at any point, liquid from outside the bandage or from the wound itself is present, the liquid indicating gauze will begin to turn blue in appearance. This immediately alerts you that it is time to change your bandage.

DrySee bandages utilize a very conventional, acrylic adhesive on one side of an occlusive barrier film. It has been designed and tested to minimize irritation with sensitive patients.

During the initial run of our bandages, there is one piece of feedback that is consistent across the board: users of the bandage are pleasantly surprised and excited that they have had no complications or irritation caused by the bandage adhesive.

DrySee is proudly made in America. The actual manufacturing of the bandages occurs in Minnesota. The manufacturing plant utilizes 100% U.S. cotton. No dyes are used in the manufacturing of DrySee bandages.

DrySee bandages is proudly headquartered and operated out of Houston, Texas.

Houston has a great and extensive history of medical care and innovation, DrySee strives to be the next innovative medical product that Houston can be proud of.

DrySee bandages can be purchased here for consumers.

Medical professionals can either use the above link, call, or email for large orders. Medical professionals are also encouraged to reach out to their distributor to see if they have our product in stock.