Medline EQUOS 5-Layer Square Foam Dressings with Silicone Adhesive, 1/EA

EQUOS 5-Layer Square Foam Dressings with Silicone Adhesive, 1/EA

EQUOS 5-layer square foam dressings with silicone adhesive are foam wound dressings made to help manage draining wounds. Buyers who need a dressing that can work as a primary or secondary layer may find this a practical option for ongoing wound care. The foam core supports absorption, and the silicone adhesive is intended to stay secure while remaining gentle on skin.

Good Fit For

• Managing draining wounds
• Care settings that use either primary or secondary dressings
• Wound care routines where longer wear time may be preferred

Key Features

• 5-layer square foam dressing for wound coverage and absorption
• Foam core supports reliable absorption for draining wounds
• Silicone adhesive helps the dressing stay in place while being gentle on skin
• Can be used as a primary or secondary dressing for added flexibility
• Designed for wear up to 7 days, which may help reduce dressing change frequency

Applications and Usage

• Covering draining wounds with an absorbent foam dressing
• Using as the primary dressing in a wound care protocol
• Adding as a secondary dressing when layered wound coverage is needed

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: EA.
• Material: Foam.
• Check whether your wound care protocol calls for a primary dressing, a secondary dressing, or both, since this product can serve either role.
• For planning dressing changes, this dressing is intended for use up to 7 days.

FAQ

• Can this dressing be used for draining wounds? Yes. The foam core is intended to provide reliable absorption in draining wounds.
• Does the dressing adhere to the skin? Yes. The dressing uses a silicone adhesive for secure yet gentle adherence to skin.
• Can this be used as either a primary or secondary dressing? Yes. This dressing is suitable for use as both a primary and a secondary dressing.
• How long can the dressing stay in place? The stated dressing change frequency is up to 7 days.

From Medline.