Our silicone wound dressings with borders are versatile and robust, promoting wound healing through high absorbency and attentive care. It can be used on delicate skin and is designed to manage varying degrees of exudates from low to high, such as pressure ulcers/injuries, leg vein ulcers, neuropathic ulcers, arterial ulcers, skin tears and surgical wounds. The pressure sore bandage dressings provide reliable skin protection and an optimal healing environment and are highly recommended for anyone with bedsores.

Why Choose Our Heel Silicone Foam Dressing Adhesive Border Waterproof Wound Care Bandages with High Absorbency Pads?

This sacral silicone foam dressing is highly compliant with thin, low-profile edges that help minimise rolling and lifting that can affect adhesion. The strong but gentle adhesive minimises patient pain when removing the dressing correctly. The dressing can be lifted and repositioned without losing adhesion or damaging the skin, making it an excellent choice for wound management and pressure ulcer/injury prevention programmes.
The heel adhesive foam dressing with silicone border has high absorbency and is indicated for a wide range of moderate to highly exuding wounds, especially for the hard-to-dress area. Foam-bonded dressing absorbs and locks in large amounts of exudate while reducing wound maceration or skin breakdown due to prolonged exposure to moisture.
The subtle structure design of the silicone adhesive wound dressing provides high breathable, waterproof, to maintain a moist healthy healing environment for wounds.
The is perfect size for wound coverage possibly after a procedure. Easy to install and adheres to skin. The adhesive kept the bandage on place and did not irritate your skin when you are ready to remove it.

Units	3.00 Count
Brand	SinaiSea
Format	Foam

Heel Bordered Silicone Foam Dressing Waterproof Adhesive Sacral Bandages with Absorbent Padding for Elbow Wrist Foot Pressure Bed Sore Hip Knee Replacement Surgery 8.26"x8.26" 3 Pack

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