Medline Optifoam Ag+ Nonadhesive Foam Dressings, 10 Each per Box

Optifoam Ag+ Nonadhesive Foam Dressings, 10 Each per Box

Optifoam Ag+ nonadhesive foam dressings are foam wound dressings for use as a primary dressing. They may fit wound care protocols that call for a highly absorbent, conformable dressing with a waterproof outer layer and nonadhesive application. This 4 inch dressing is intended for all-over-body use, and the box includes 10 dressings.

Good Fit For

• Facility wound care protocols using primary foam dressings
• Wounds on different body areas that need a conformable dressing
• Settings managing shallow wounds with varying drainage
• Use under compression bandages when appropriate

Key Features

• Nonadhesive foam dressing supports dressing selection when adhesive is not preferred
• Highly absorbent, conformable design helps manage a range of drainage levels
• Waterproof outer layer adds protection during wear
• Primary dressing format for direct wound coverage
• 4 inch size works for compact wound coverage across multiple body areas
• Box of 10 supports routine clinical or facility wound care needs

Applications and Usage

• Managing pressure injuries
• Covering partial- and full-thickness wounds
• Dressing surgical wounds
• Caring for diabetic foot ulcers and leg ulcers
• Protecting skin tears, abrasions, lacerations, and donor sites

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 4".
• Material: Foam.
• Check drainage to determine dressing change frequency.
• Not intended for third-degree burns.
• Avoid use on lesions with active vasculitis.
• Do not use for individuals with a known sensitivity to silver.

FAQ

• Is this dressing adhesive? No. This is a nonadhesive foam dressing.
• What size is this dressing? This dressing is 4 inch.
• Can this dressing be used as a primary dressing? Yes. This product is intended for use as a primary dressing.
• What kinds of wounds is this dressing intended for? The dressing is indicated for pressure injuries, partial- and full-thickness wounds, surgical wounds, wounds with colonization, leg ulcers, diabetic foot ulcers, donor sites, lacerations, abrasions, skin tears, and first- and second-degree burns.
• Are there situations where this dressing should not be used? Yes. It is contraindicated for third-degree burns, lesions with active vasculitis, and individuals with a known sensitivity to silver.

From Medline.