Ferris Mfg Foam Dressing PolyMem 4.5-" x 4.5" Square Non-Adhesive Sterile, 10 EA/BX

Foam Dressing PolyMem 4.5-" x 4.5" Square Non-Adhesive Sterile, 10 EA/BX

PolyMem Max foam dressing is a sterile, non-adhesive square wound dressing. It fits buyers who want an absorbent dressing that can wick exudate away while avoiding adhesion to the wound bed. This 4.5 inch size uses a hydrophilic membrane with cleanser, moisturizer, and superabsorbent starch copolymer.

Good Fit For

• Wound care settings that prefer non-adhesive sterile foam dressings
• Managing wounds with exudate
• Buyers looking for a square 4.5 inch dressing format

Key Features

• Non-adhesive design helps keep the dressing from adhering to the wound bed
• Sterile format supports wound care workflows that require a sterile dressing
• Hydrophilic membrane includes a cleanser, moisturizer, and superabsorbent starch copolymer
• Wicks away up to ten times its weight in exudate for fluid management
• Square 4.5 inch format offers a consistent dressing shape and size

Applications and Usage

• Covering wounds where a sterile non-adhesive foam dressing is preferred
• Managing exudate with a dressing designed to wick and absorb fluid
• Supporting wound care routines where reduced adherence to the wound bed is important

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: BX.
• Size: 4.5 Inch.
• Material: Foam.
• Sterility: Sterile.
• Non-adhesive dressings may require a secondary method of securement
• Choose the 4.5 inch square size to match the wound area and dressing protocol

FAQ

• Is this dressing adhesive? No. This PolyMem Max foam dressing is non-adhesive.
• Is the dressing sterile? Yes. This foam dressing is sterile.
• What size is this foam dressing? This dressing is 4.5 inch and square.
• How does this dressing manage exudate? The hydrophilic membrane wicks away up to ten times its weight in exudate, and the starch copolymer draws fluids and holds the watery portion in the membrane.
• What is in the dressing membrane? The membrane includes a cleanser, a moisturizer, and a superabsorbent starch copolymer.

From PolyMem Max by Ferris Mfg.