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    Best PICC Dressing Ever Made: PICC-ture Perfect with IV Clear
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    Best PICC Dressing Ever Made: PICC-ture Perfect with IV Clear

    by Brittany Gaume June 1, 2017January 20, 2023
    written by Brittany Gaume

    Brittany has tried many dressings available for PICC line patients, but IV Clear™ from Covalon is the only one that has given her “clear, picture-perfect skin.” Brittany shares her experience before and after using IV Clear™ because she knows the discomfort and pain that comes from using the wrong dressing for your skin. If you are having issues yourself and want to learn how Brittany can take joy in smooth and beautiful skin around her PICC site, read her blog below: 

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    Hi, my name is Erika and I am 24 years old and I have been ill all of my life.…

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    My name is Kelli and I have Lyme disease.  Finding the diagnosis wasn’t easy and it wasn’t until I saw…

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    Lyme Disease hit me unaware.  For a couple years my knees were swollen, stiff and painful. That didn’t stop me…

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    February 22, 2015 | Lian Najami: Haifa, Israel It all started eight years ago; I was running on the track when…

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