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Andover PowerFlex AFD Absorbent Foam Dressing with Self-Adherent Wrap for Sports Wound Care

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Description

The Andover PowerFlex AFD is an all-in-one foam dressing and cohesive bandage for puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations. It is made for covering puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations that also need compression, and it gives athletic trainers and sideline medical staff who manage wounds during play a dependable, manufacturer-made option.

  • Format – 2 manufacturer configurations on this page
  • Closure – Sticks to itself, so no clips, pins or finishing tape are needed
  • Latex status – Latex
  • Packaging – Sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging

PowerFlex AFD in Detail

The manufacturer's sports line positions the dressing for game-time kits, where wounds need cover and compression in one step. Absorbing up to ten times its weight, the foam pad handles bleeding and exudate without a separate gauze stack. Black and white rolls match the two colorways trainers already stock for the rest of the taping system. Each case holds 16 rolls of the 2 inch by 2.5 yard size for team and clinic stocking. Each configuration listed here is an original manufacturer item, supplied in factory case packaging.

Features and Benefits

Design and Performance

  • Foam pad and wrap in one – A highly absorbent foam pad is combined with the PowerFlex cohesive layer in a single roll
  • High absorption – The foam holds up to 10x its weight in fluid

Use and Comfort

  • Consistent compression – The wrap applies consistent compression that will not constrict
  • Kind to the wound bed – The dressing will not stick to the wound bed, so removal is gentler

Product Specifications

Product Details

  • Brand: Andover
  • Product line: PowerFlex AFD
  • Latex status: Latex
  • Widths: 2"
  • Country of origin: Made in the USA

Ordering and Packaging

  • Configurations: 2 manufacturer configurations listed on this page
  • Packaging: Sold by the case, and each configuration label states its exact pack count
  • Setting: Athletic trainers and sideline medical staff who manage wounds during play

You can compare the related lines in our Foam Dressings department. The full Andover brand range covers the bandages and tapes that pair with this item.

Why Choose This Absorbent Foam Dressing

Teams standardize on the PowerFlex AFD line because it keeps one manufacturer standard in place for covering puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations that also need compression. Sticking with the manufacturer's own product keeps materials and sizing consistent with what your staff already trains on.

  • Measured absorbency – The foam pad holds up to 10x its weight in fluid
  • Faster application – The PowerFlex AFD format goes on in one pass, which shortens setup for covering puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations that also need compression
  • Consistent results – One manufacturer standard across every configuration keeps training and stocking predictable
  • Genuine Andover build – Manufactured by Andover Healthcare as part of the PowerFlex AFD line, in original case packaging

Manuals and Troubleshooting Guides

Frequently Asked Questions

How is the PowerFlex AFD sold?

The PowerFlex AFD is sold by the case in original manufacturer packaging. Pack counts are printed in every configuration label, so matching the case to your par level is straightforward.

Does the PowerFlex AFD stick to skin or hair?

No. The PowerFlex AFD adheres to itself rather than to skin or hair, which makes application and removal more comfortable. No clips, pins or finishing tape are needed to close it.

Does the PowerFlex AFD contain latex?

Yes. The PowerFlex AFD is made with latex, which gives the material its grip and conformability. For latex-sensitive settings, the manufacturer's latex-free lines cover the same roles.

What sizes does the PowerFlex AFD come in?

Widths on this page run 2 inch. Lengths and pack counts appear on each configuration label, and every listed configuration is a real manufacturer item.

What is the PowerFlex AFD used for?

It is used for covering puncture wounds, abrasions and lacerations that also need compression. This page carries the manufacturer's full offering for the line, so you can pick the size and format that fits the task.

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Warranty Information

This product may be covered under the manufacturer’s original warranty. Please refer to the manufacturer’s documentation or contact us for assistance.
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