Hydrophilic Foam Dressing with Soft Silicone Wound Contact Layer & Border 10cm x 10cm – Box of 10 - CLEARANCE - Short Dated 11/2024

CLEARANCE - Short Dated 11/2024

Our Silicone foam is designed to manage moderately exuding wounds whilst minimizing pain and trauma at dressing change. The hydrophobic layer of soft silicone enables the dressing to adhere to the patient without sticking to newly formed granulation tissue. The wound contact layer is perforated with holes which enables the passage of exudate into the foam whitest protecting the wound bed. The thin layer of polyurethane foam absorbs and retains exudate preventing maceration of peri-wound skin.

Product features

• Soft and conformable
• Absorbs and retains exudate.
• Low friction thin film backing helps to prevent dressing lift.
• Semi-permeable film backing protects the wound against external contaminants and strike through onto bedding or clothes.
• Can remain in place for up to seven days.
• Can be used under compression bandages.

The self-adherent 365 Silicone Foam dressing maintains a moist wound environment for optimal wound healing. Atraumatic silicone wound contact layer allows the dressing to be changed without causing additional pain to the patient, or trauma to the wound or surrounding skin.

Benefits of 365 Silicone Foam

• Maintains a moist wound environment.
• Reduces trauma and pain during dressing changes.
• Self-adherent, silicone border eliminates the requirement for secondary fixation.
• Dressing can be repositioned on application or after visual inspection of the wound.
• Does not adhere to moist wound beds.
• Minimizes the risk of peri-wound maceration.

Indications for Use

• Chronic and acute wounds with light to moderate levels of exudate:

1. Skin abrasions.
2. Pre-tibial lacerations.
3. Pressure ulcers.
4. Leg ulcers.
5. Post-operative wounds.
6. Superficial burns.
7. donor sites.
8. Traumatic wounds.

• Shallow, granulating wounds.

Precautions

• Foam dressings are not suitable for arterial bleeds.
• Do not overlay or overlap foam dressings.
• Do not stretch the skin or dressing during application.
• Silicone is hydrophobic and will not adhere to wet skin.
• Discontinue use if the patient is allergic to silicone.
• Dressings can be left in place, for up to 7 days, or until exudate is visible and approaches 1cm from edge of the dressing, whichever is sooner.