Transparent IV dressing has gradually replaced the previous adhesive tape. It is a strip tape specially used to fix the needle and infusion catheter for the patients in the hospital during infusion. The product uses medical breathable non-woven fabric and anti-sticking paper as the base material, which is convenient for nurses to use. When the patient uses it, the skin on the sticking part is not easy to produce dryness, itching, and allergy. It is an ideal disposable product instead of a rubber plaster in the hospital.

When nurses infuse fluids to patients, they usually choose blood vessels (veins) that are thick, straight, well filled and easy to fix on the back of their hands. Most of these vessels are parallel to the longitudinal axis of the arm, while the transparent IV dressing needs to be pasted on the skin perpendicular to the longitudinal direction of the vessels. In this way, the transparent IV dressing will not fall off easily. So, even if you can't see the blood vessels on the back of your hand, it doesn't matter. According to the transparent IV dressing, you can distinguish the direction of the blood vessels.