A nasal drip pad apparatus for use on a patient after sinus surgery including a drip pad assembly positioned underneath the patient's nose and a string forming a continuous loop configured to extend through the interior of the drip pad assembly configured to form a pair of loops. One of the loops is placed around one of the patient's ears and the other one of the loops is placed around the other one of the patient's ears.

The disclosed reinforced adhesive substrate includes a transparent, flexible, breathable backing with a reinforcing material having open areas to the substrate. The reinforcing material strengthen the breathable backing while maintaining transparency so that overall the substrate is transparent. A transparent adhesive substrate can allow the underlying surface to be visualized.

A nasal liquid absorption device to be disposed at least partially within a nose of a user, the nasal liquid absorption device including an attachment body to removably connect to the nose of the user, such that the attachment body is at least partially deformable to conform to a shape of the nose of the user, a plurality of absorption pads to absorb a fluid discharge within the nose, the plurality of absorption pads including a first of the plurality of absorption pads disposed at a first end of the attachment body, and a second of the plurality of absorption disposed at a second end of the attachment body opposite with respect to the first end, and a nasal decongestant disposed on or within at least a portion of each of the plurality of absorption pads to may alleviate or prevent a fluid discharge within the nose.

A flexible nose bandage is disclosed. The bandage is a surgical bandage for nose, wherein the bandage is comprised of foam, cloth, porous flexible material, and woven adhesive material or the like, which includes opposing infra orbital portions, opposing side arms, and a connecting bridge to place the bandage securely at its position. The bandage is further comprised of components like non-stick gauze sponge pads, to be applied over the wound, and waterproof edges made of thin film tegaderm to cover the entire outer surface of the dressing.

A device for treatment of nosebleeds having an elongated body configured to be positioned between the upper gum and the portion of the face below the nose and above the top lip of a human. When so positioned intra-orally, the device exerts pressure on an area of nasal vascularization of the human. Also, a nosebleed package having a sterile inside environment and a nosebleed device packaged therein, and a box containing a plurality of nosebleed packages.

The invention is directed to a bandage, particularly a lip and/or nose bandage for use on wounds (surgical or traumatic), scratches, sores, cold sores, blisters, fever blisters, ulcers, pimples, lesions, and burns. The lip and/or nose bandage comprises a base sheet layer (on one end associated with at least one skin adhesive); a dressing layer; and either or both of: (the same base sheet layer) on the other end associated with at least one mucosal adhesive; and/or a malleable layer positioned between the base sheet and dressing layers.

The present invention is directed to a therapeutic device to promote wound healing and a kit for promotion of wound healing. A method of use of the therapeutic device is also disclosed herein.

A nose compression device to treat a nosebleed. The device has a wire frame with a straight middle section and two side sections angled with respect to the middle section to apply an inward compression against an outside of the person's nose. The device also includes a support member attached to the wire frame. And, a single nasal sponge attached to the body and having a central sponge portion and two opposing sponge end portions, each of said two opposing sponge end portions configured for insertion into the person's nasal passages.