Medline Optifoam Thin Adhesive Foam Dressing, 2" x 3", in Educational Packaging, 10 EA/BX

Optifoam Thin Adhesive Foam Dressing, 2" x 3", in Educational Packaging, 10 EA/BX

Optifoam Thin Adhesive Foam Dressing is a 2 inch x 3 inch foam dressing for managing lightly draining wounds and skin tears. It works well in clinical and caregiving settings where buyers need a light, flexible dressing that conforms comfortably and helps protect underlying skin. This adhesive dressing uses polyurethane foam and includes a waterproof, bacterial barrier.

Good Fit For

• Managing lightly draining wounds
• Covering skin tears and abrasions
• Addressing superficial pressure injuries
• All-over-body dressing applications

Key Features

• Thin adhesive foam dressing supports management of lightly draining wounds and skin tears
• Highly conformable polyurethane foam is light and flexible for patient comfort
• Waterproof, bacterial barrier helps protect underlying skin
• Suitable for skin tears, abrasions, and superficial pressure injuries
• 2 inch x 3 inch size offers a compact option for all-over-body application

Applications and Usage

• Applying a foam dressing to skin tears
• Covering abrasions with a light, flexible dressing
• Managing superficial pressure injuries
• Using a compact adhesive dressing on lightly draining wounds

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Material: Foam.
• Check drainage to determine dressing change frequency
• This 2 inch x 3 inch format is best for smaller coverage needs

FAQ

• What kinds of wounds is this foam dressing intended for? This foam dressing is intended for lightly draining wounds, including skin tears, abrasions, and superficial pressure injuries.
• Is this dressing adhesive? Yes. This is an adhesive foam dressing.
• Does this dressing help protect the skin from moisture and bacteria? Yes. The dressing includes a waterproof, bacterial barrier that helps protect underlying skin.
• How large is each dressing? Each dressing measures 2 inch x 3 inch.
• When should the dressing be changed? Dressing changes should be based on checking drainage.

From Optifoam by Medline.