Optifoam Nonadhesive Foam Wound Dressing 6 X 6, With Educational Packaging, Box

Absorbs drainage and cushions peri-site Radial slit and starburst opening easily accommodates most tube circumferences Nonwoven fabric border on Dressing MSC1104 only is conformable, even around difficult-to-dress sites.

Optifoam sacrum is highly absorbent to help reduce frequency of dressing changes and manage even heavily draining wounds Waterproof outer layer helps keep out bacteria and prevent strike through; also helps resist roll-up for longer wear Dressings that have an "EP" at the end of the item number are supplied in Educational Packaging that focuses on patient safety and correct product application.

Optifoam sacrum is highly absorbent to help reduce frequency of dressing changes and manage even heavily draining wounds Waterproof outer layer helps keep out bacteria and prevent strike through; also helps resist roll-up for longer wear Dressings that have an "EP" at the end of the item number are supplied in Educational Packaging that focuses on patient safety and correct product application.

Highly absorbent dressings provide exceptional fluid handling with a variety of applications Moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) adjusts to fluid level to increase breathability Dressings that have an "EP" at the end of the item number are supplied in Educational Packaging that focuses on patient safety and correct product application Indications: pressure injuries, partial and full- thickness wounds, leg ulcers, donor sites, lacerations and abrasions, skin tears, and first- and second-degree burns Contraindications: third-degree burns and lesions with active vasculitis.

Highly absorbent dressings provide exceptional fluid handling with a variety of applications Moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) adjusts to fluid level to increase breathability Dressings that have an "EP" at the end of the item number are supplied in Educational Packaging that focuses on patient safety and correct product application Indications: pressure injuries, partial and full- thickness wounds, leg ulcers, donor sites, lacerations and abrasions, skin tears, and first- and second-degree burns Contraindications: third-degree burns and lesions with active vasculitis.