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Rhino Film
Some wounds take more than a plaster; they take a secure, transparent seal that protects the area but still allows you to monitor healing without perpetual redressing.
Product Specifications:
| Items | Details |
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Size |
6 x 8 mm |
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Allowance Number |
65-1-3-2-0000918 |
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Details of Unit |
2 pcs/sachet |
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Product Type |
Medical equipment |
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Price |
฿ |
Rhino Film provides a clear, water-resistant cover that protects against external contaminants and reduces the risk of infection, while allowing the best healing environment. Rhinoplast Film is made in compliance with FDA standards of safety. This ensures that every film dressing is safe, reliable, and clinically suitable for wound treatment.
Rhino Film is made up of a thin elastic polyurethane film that lies closely over the body and stays securely in place. It’s a clear film that allows constant observation of the wound without having to remove the dressing, eliminating unnecessary exposure and contamination. It’s porous, allowing oxygen to penetrate through to the skin while keeping water, bacteria, and dust out.
This dressing is especially useful for postoperative sutured wounds, abrasions, and shallow wounds with little or no exudate. The waterproof barrier of Rhinoplast Film makes it ideal for patients with wounds that need to be showered without breaking the protective covering. Rhino Film reduces friction, discourages scab breakdown, and minimizes the formation of scarring by creating a moist wound environment that promotes natural tissue healing.
Separate sheets of film are packaged for cleanliness and easy application. The latex-free, gentle yet firm adhesive is intended to minimize irritation and is ideal for sensitive skin. It is easy to remove without any pain or residue, which is kind to fragile new skin as the wound heals.
How To Use Rhino Film?
- Wash your hands thoroughly before handling the film.
- Clean the wound area thoroughly with mild soap and water, then dry the skin gently.
- Open the sterilized package and remove one sheet of film.
- Peel off the protective covering carefully.
- Place the film over the wound. Leave at least a half-inch border on all sides. Make sure the film covers the wound completely.
- Spread the film onto the skin. Press gently from the middle out. This removes air bubbles and forms a good seal.
- Replace the film every 24 to 48 hours. Change it sooner if it becomes loose or soiled. Replace it if moisture appears under it.
- If redness, pus, or increased pain is experienced, remove the film dressing and call a physician before applying a new one.
Standard Precautions for Rhino Film
- Store the product at room temperature.
- For external use only; not intended for consumption.
- Keep out of reach of children.
- Please follow the instructions and details provided on the product packaging.
Where to Buy Rhino Film?
You can find it at many popular local Thai stores like Big C, Lotus, Makro, Watson, Health Up, CJ Express, PT Max Mart, Lawson 108, ร้านยากรุงเทพ, Dr. Pharma, Lab Pharmacy, Tsuruha Drug Store, Save Drug, Healthy Max, and Tops Care
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Prefer shopping Rhino film online? It’s also available on our official Line & Shopee store.
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FAQs About Rhino Film
Here are the most common questions that people ask us about the waterproof film:
Yes. The film dressing is water-resistant and will stay on during showers and minor day- to-day activities. If peeling edges occur, replace the dressing to maintain maximum protection.
Yes, but the adhesive is gentle and latex-free. If you have very sensitive skin, remove the film slowly. Clean the area to avoid irritation.
Yes. Transparent films can cover surgical wounds, allowing you to see the wound. Always follow your healthcare provider’s aftercare instructions.
Change the film every 24 to 48 hours. You should also change it sooner if it gets wet, becomes loose, or develops fluid underneath.
Usually, yes. Clear film dressings let you see the wound while keeping it protected. Always follow your doctor or surgeon’s advice, and only use these dressings on wounds with little drainage.
