Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Wound Dressings


Key Highlights:
- Features 5 distinct layers, including a superabsorbent core that draws in exudate, transforms it into a gel, and securely locks it away.
- Highly conformable foam dressing with a gentle, repositionable silicone adhesive that can be lifted and reapplied without losing adhesion.
- Low-profile, flexible design with an adaptive moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) that increases breathability based on fluid levels.
- Designed to help
- Indicated for: partial- and full-thickness wounds.
- Not recommended for: third-degree burns.


Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Adhesive | Yes |
| Applications and Size | Multiple Sizes |
| Area of Application | All Over Body |
| Brand | Optifoam Gentle SA |
| Brand Description | Optifoam Gentle 5 layer foam |
| Category | Primary, Secondary |
| Dressing Change Frequency/Use | Max: 7 Day; Check Drainage |
| Dressing Pad Size | Multiple Sizes |
| Dressing Type | Foam & Superabsorbent |
| Primary or Secondary Dressing | Primary or Secondary Use |
| Product Category | Foam |
| Product Type | Foam Dressing |
| Secondary Dressing | Not Recommended |
| Sterile | Y |
| Sub-Category | 5 Layer Silicone Foam |
| UNSPSC | 42311510 |
| Waterproof Outer Layer | Yes |
| Wound Condition Type | Shallow/Deep, Mod-Hvy Drainage |
| Latex Info | Not Made With Latex |
| Manufacturer # | MSC21 |
| Manufacturer | MEDLINE |
| GTIN | |
| FSA/HSA Eligible | Yes |
| HCPCS Code | A6212 |
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Downloads
FAQs
Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Dressings – FAQ
What are Optifoam Gentle SA dressings used for? +
• Pressure injuries
• Surgical wounds
• Diabetic ulcers
• Traumatic wounds
How do these dressings work? +
What makes the silicone adhesive special? +
Can the Optifoam Gentle SA dressing help prevent pressure injuries? +
Is this dressing breathable? +
Are these dressings comfortable for daily wear? +
Can Optifoam Gentle SA be repositioned after application? +
What types of wounds should NOT be treated with this dressing? +
• Third-degree (full-thickness) burns
• Patients with a known silicone allergy
How often should the dressing be changed? +
Does the dressing stick to the wound bed? +
Warranty
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Description


Key Highlights:
- Features 5 distinct layers, including a superabsorbent core that draws in exudate, transforms it into a gel, and securely locks it away.
- Highly conformable foam dressing with a gentle, repositionable silicone adhesive that can be lifted and reapplied without losing adhesion.
- Low-profile, flexible design with an adaptive moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) that increases breathability based on fluid levels.
- Designed to help
- Indicated for: partial- and full-thickness wounds.
- Not recommended for: third-degree burns.


Specifications
| Product Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Adhesive | Yes |
| Applications and Size | Multiple Sizes |
| Area of Application | All Over Body |
| Brand | Optifoam Gentle SA |
| Brand Description | Optifoam Gentle 5 layer foam |
| Category | Primary, Secondary |
| Dressing Change Frequency/Use | Max: 7 Day; Check Drainage |
| Dressing Pad Size | Multiple Sizes |
| Dressing Type | Foam & Superabsorbent |
| Primary or Secondary Dressing | Primary or Secondary Use |
| Product Category | Foam |
| Product Type | Foam Dressing |
| Secondary Dressing | Not Recommended |
| Sterile | Y |
| Sub-Category | 5 Layer Silicone Foam |
| UNSPSC | 42311510 |
| Waterproof Outer Layer | Yes |
| Wound Condition Type | Shallow/Deep, Mod-Hvy Drainage |
| Latex Info | Not Made With Latex |
| Manufacturer # | MSC21 |
| Manufacturer | MEDLINE |
| GTIN | |
| FSA/HSA Eligible | Yes |
| HCPCS Code | A6212 |
Videos
Downloads
FAQs
Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Dressings – FAQ
What are Optifoam Gentle SA dressings used for? +
• Pressure injuries
• Surgical wounds
• Diabetic ulcers
• Traumatic wounds
How do these dressings work? +
What makes the silicone adhesive special? +
Can the Optifoam Gentle SA dressing help prevent pressure injuries? +
Is this dressing breathable? +
Are these dressings comfortable for daily wear? +
Can Optifoam Gentle SA be repositioned after application? +
What types of wounds should NOT be treated with this dressing? +
• Third-degree (full-thickness) burns
• Patients with a known silicone allergy
How often should the dressing be changed? +
Does the dressing stick to the wound bed? +
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