• PROMOTE HEALING LESS PAIN: Our silicone foam dressings are gentle and comfortable to use and can offer effective absorbency and provide the optimal healing environment for wounds. Soft, comfortable & high absorbent foam pad, lock the wound exudate, reduce skin maceration risk, provide cushion and redistribute pressure.
• GENTLE BUT SECURE ADHESION: The soft silicone wound contact layer can protect the wound from secondary damage when removing the dressing, and can be uncovered to observe the wound at any time. And it has enough adhesiveness to stick it on the body and will not fall off or curl.
• WATERPROOF PROTECTION: Breathable, waterproof film to maintain an optimal moist wound environment for faster healing, especial for chronic wound management.
• MULTI-LAYER ABSORBENT STRUCTURE: Highly absorbent polyurethane foam absorbs and locks a large amount of wound exudate by forming gel to reduce the risk of skin maceration. The high-strength liquid absorption capacity can ensure the service life of each piece of silicone foam dressing and reduce the frequency of dressing changes.
• MULTI-USE WOUND CARE PRODUCTS: Provide for bed sore, pressure ulcer, leg ulcer, foot diabetic ulcer, surgical wound, 1st & 2nd degree burn, traumatic wound, abrasions, skin tears.

Types of Wounds Explained: Wound Types, Examples, and Red Flags

The design helps minimize discomfort during dressing changes. It features a gentle silicone contact layer engineered to resist adhering directly to the moist wound bed, helping reduce pain and secondary trauma to fragile, healing tissue upon removal.

Yes, the outer layer offers reliable water and liquid resistance. When applied properly with all adhesive edges firmly sealed against the skin, it helps shield the wound during standard showering. However, we recommend checking the borders for any lifting after water exposure.

Because it features an adhesive border, cutting the dressing is generally not recommended as it may compromise its sealed, protective structure. It is primarily ideal for lightly to moderately exuding wounds, such as pressure ulcers, leg ulcers, minor burns, surgical incisions, and skin tears.