Medline MSC1133 - PAD, FOAM, BASIC, OPTIFOAM, 3"X3", 10 EA/BX, 100 EA/CS

Medline MSC1133 - PAD, FOAM, BASIC, OPTIFOAM, 3"X3", 10 EA/BX, 100 EA/CS

Optifoam Basic Non-Adhesive Dressings

An All-In-One Dressing For Fluid Handling!

Dressing changes can be painful for the patient and traumatic to the skin. But not with Optifoam Gentle. It features specially formulated silicone adhesive that keeps the dressings in place, while allowing you to reposition and remove the dressings while minimizing harm to the periwound skin.

Driven to heal: Effectively managing chronic wounds requires you to look at things differently and challenge the status quo. Our mission is to help you rise to the challenge by offering the broadest range of advanced wound care products in the industry and delivering a comprehensive package of educational resources. This approach ensures your facility has the tools and expertise to tackle difficult-to-heal chronic wounds.

• Optifoam basic non-adhesive dressings absorb exudate and provides a moist wound environment
• Soft, conformable and cushioning, making it ideal for bony prominences and site care
• Fenestrated version is ideal for tube sites

Recommended Use

• All wound depths.
• Light to moderate drainage.
• Primary or secondary dressing.

Recommended Secondary Dressings

• Medfix Tape
• Gentac Tape
• Medigrip Tubular Bandage

Indications

• Pressure injuries.
• Partial- and full-thickness wounds.
• Surgical wounds.
• Wounds with colonization.
• deal for managing bioburden in post-operative wounds.
• Leg ulcers.
• Diabetic foot ulcers.
• Donor sites.
• Lacerations and abrasions.
• Skin tears.
• First- and second-degree burns.
• Under compression bandages.

Change Frequency

• Optifoam Ag+ may be left in place for up to 7 days.
• Dressing change frequency will depend on amount of drainage.

Contraindications

• Third-degree burns.
• Lesions with active vasculitis.
• Individuals with a known sensitivity to silver.