Medline Optifoam Thin Adhesive Foam Dressings, 100 EA/CS

Optifoam Thin Adhesive Foam Dressings, 100 EA/CS

Optifoam Thin adhesive foam dressings are foam wound dressings with an adhesive backing for secure placement. They are a practical choice for managing lightly draining wounds and skin tears across all-over body application areas, especially when comfort and flexibility matter. The polyurethane foam is highly conformable, light, and flexible, and this case includes 100 dressings.

Good Fit For

• Managing lightly draining wounds
• Managing skin tears
• All-over body dressing applications
• Facilities buying dressings by the case

Key Features

• Adhesive foam dressing helps keep the dressing in place during use
• Highly conformable polyurethane foam supports a closer fit on the body
• Light, flexible construction is intended to increase patient comfort
• Suitable for lightly draining wounds and skin tears
• All-over body application supports use across multiple care areas
• Case of 100 works well for higher-volume clinical purchasing

Applications and Usage

• Covering lightly draining wounds with a thin adhesive foam dressing
• Protecting skin tears with a conformable dressing
• Using one dressing type across different body areas
• Stocking treatment rooms or care settings that need case quantities

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Material: Foam.
• Dressing change frequency should be based on checking drainage.
• This product has an adhesive backing, which may matter for buyers selecting adhesive versus non-adhesive dressings.

FAQ

• What types of wounds is this dressing intended for? Optifoam Thin adhesive foam dressings are indicated for lightly draining wounds and skin tears.
• Can this dressing be used on different parts of the body? Yes. The dressing is intended for all-over body application.
• Does this dressing have adhesive? Yes. This is an adhesive foam dressing.
• What material is the dressing made from? The dressing material is foam, and the product details describe it as a highly conformable polyurethane foam.
• How often should the dressing be changed? Dressing change frequency should be determined by checking drainage.

From Medline.