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Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Wound Dressings

Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 1
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 2

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.
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 9
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 11

 

 

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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A corporate letter from Medline Industries about Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Wound Dressings, with item numbers and wound care safety info, printed in black on white paper featuring the Medline logo at the top left.

Download the MSDS Sheet

FAQs

Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Dressings – FAQ

What are Optifoam Gentle SA dressings used for? +
Optifoam Gentle SA dressings are designed for managing partial- and full-thickness wounds that require gentle adhesion and strong absorption. They are commonly used on:
• Pressure injuries
• Surgical wounds
• Diabetic ulcers
• Traumatic wounds
How do these dressings work? +
These dressings use a 5-layer construction with a superabsorbent core that pulls in exudate, converts it to gel, and locks it away. This helps maintain a moist wound environment and reduces the risk of maceration.
What makes the silicone adhesive special? +
The dressing features a gentle silicone adhesive that adheres securely but can be lifted and repositioned without damaging fragile or sensitive skin. This makes it ideal for elderly patients or those with delicate skin conditions.
Can the Optifoam Gentle SA dressing help prevent pressure injuries? +
Yes. When used as part of a pressure injury prevention protocol, the dressing’s low-profile, flexible foam helps redistribute pressure and reduce friction/shear.
Is this dressing breathable? +
Yes. The dressing adjusts its moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) based on the amount of exudate present, helping maintain a balanced, healthy healing environment.
Are these dressings comfortable for daily wear? +
Absolutely. The soft foam, conforming layers, and low-profile design allow the dressing to flex with body movements, improving comfort whether the patient is lying down, sitting, or active.
Can Optifoam Gentle SA be repositioned after application? +
Yes. The silicone adhesive allows for gentle lifting and repositioning during placement without losing adhesion or irritating the skin.
What types of wounds should NOT be treated with this dressing? +
These dressings should not be used on:
• Third-degree (full-thickness) burns
• Patients with a known silicone allergy
How often should the dressing be changed? +
Change frequency depends on wound condition, exudate level, and clinician recommendation. Optifoam Gentle SA is designed for longer wear time than standard foam dressings, reducing dressing changes and disruptions to healing.
Does the dressing stick to the wound bed? +
No. The silicone interface adheres only to dry, intact skin,

 

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Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 1
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 2

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.
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 9
Medline Optifoam Gentle Wound Dressings – View 11

 

 

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

A corporate letter from Medline Industries about Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Wound Dressings, with item numbers and wound care safety info, printed in black on white paper featuring the Medline logo at the top left.

Download the MSDS Sheet

FAQs

Medline Optifoam Gentle SA Silicone-Faced Foam Dressings – FAQ

What are Optifoam Gentle SA dressings used for? +
Optifoam Gentle SA dressings are designed for managing partial- and full-thickness wounds that require gentle adhesion and strong absorption. They are commonly used on:
• Pressure injuries
• Surgical wounds
• Diabetic ulcers
• Traumatic wounds
How do these dressings work? +
These dressings use a 5-layer construction with a superabsorbent core that pulls in exudate, converts it to gel, and locks it away. This helps maintain a moist wound environment and reduces the risk of maceration.
What makes the silicone adhesive special? +
The dressing features a gentle silicone adhesive that adheres securely but can be lifted and repositioned without damaging fragile or sensitive skin. This makes it ideal for elderly patients or those with delicate skin conditions.
Can the Optifoam Gentle SA dressing help prevent pressure injuries? +
Yes. When used as part of a pressure injury prevention protocol, the dressing’s low-profile, flexible foam helps redistribute pressure and reduce friction/shear.
Is this dressing breathable? +
Yes. The dressing adjusts its moisture vapor transmission rate (MVTR) based on the amount of exudate present, helping maintain a balanced, healthy healing environment.
Are these dressings comfortable for daily wear? +
Absolutely. The soft foam, conforming layers, and low-profile design allow the dressing to flex with body movements, improving comfort whether the patient is lying down, sitting, or active.
Can Optifoam Gentle SA be repositioned after application? +
Yes. The silicone adhesive allows for gentle lifting and repositioning during placement without losing adhesion or irritating the skin.
What types of wounds should NOT be treated with this dressing? +
These dressings should not be used on:
• Third-degree (full-thickness) burns
• Patients with a known silicone allergy
How often should the dressing be changed? +
Change frequency depends on wound condition, exudate level, and clinician recommendation. Optifoam Gentle SA is designed for longer wear time than standard foam dressings, reducing dressing changes and disruptions to healing.
Does the dressing stick to the wound bed? +
No. The silicone interface adheres only to dry, intact skin,

 

Warranty