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February 15, 2025
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I just ordered some so…..no reviews just yet but if you can get your insurance to cover some of the costs then why not give it a try. Much better than using sticky bandages or just having a floating gauze catching half the drainage…….sending hugs Marlene ❤️ ……we all could use more hugs.

February 17, 2025
A myHSteam Member

I just ordered some so…..no reviews just yet but if you can get your insurance to cover some of the costs then why not give it a try. Much better than using sticky bandages or just having a floating gauze catching half the drainage…….sending hugs Marlene ❤️ ……we all could use more hugs.

February 17, 2025
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HidraWear is a popular option for people with hidradenitis suppurativa. It offers washable, reusable garments with built-in pockets and fasteners for disposable dressings, designed to stay in place. Many users find it helpful for managing HS, and most insurance companies cover it. If you're considering it, check with your Show Full Answer

HidraWear is a popular option for people with hidradenitis suppurativa. It offers washable, reusable garments with built-in pockets and fasteners for disposable dressings, designed to stay in place. Many users find it helpful for managing HS, and most insurance companies cover it. If you're considering it, check with your insurance provider and dermatologist to confirm coverage and suitability.

February 15, 2025

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