Description
MPM Medical Foam Dressing covers the two foam formats clinics stock most, a non-adhesive 2 x 2 inch pad and adhesive bordered 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch pads. Foam cushions the wound, absorbs drainage and gives fragile skin a softer landing. Every format is sterile and case stocked.
- Cushioning Foam – The foam pad pads the wound site while it absorbs, comfort and management together.
- Adhesive and Plain Formats – Bordered pads secure themselves, and the plain pad works under any secondary fixation.
- Three Sizes – 2 x 2, 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch pads cover small to mid-size wounds.
Foam Dressings in Adhesive and Non-Adhesive Formats
Foam is the default absorbent in most wound programs because it balances absorption, cushioning and wear time in one pad. This line covers a small non-adhesive 2 x 2 inch pad for wounds under separate fixation, plus adhesive bordered 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch pads that secure themselves. All three formats are sterile and packed for case supply. Clinics reach for the bordered pads on everyday exuding wounds and keep the plain pad for layered protocols. It is a deliberately small family that covers the routine foam caseload.
Features and Benefits
Absorption and Comfort
- Foam Cushion – The pad softens pressure at the site while taking up drainage.
- Moisture Management – Foam holds exudate in the pad body between changes.
Format Choices
- Bordered Pads – The 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch pads carry adhesive borders for self-securing wear.
- Non-Adhesive Pad – The 2 x 2 inch pad pairs with wraps, tapes or contact layers in layered care.
Product Specifications
Dressing Details
- Sizes: 2 x 2 inch non-adhesive, 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch adhesive bordered
- Type: Foam dressing
- Sterility: Sterile
Packaging
- Packaging: Per variant labels (10/bx formats, case quantities as listed)
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Why Choose This Foam Family
A foam line should cover the routine cases without a dozen near-duplicate SKUs. Three sterile formats do that here, a plain pad for layered care and two bordered pads for self-securing wear.
- Routine Coverage – The three configurations map to the foam uses clinics repeat daily.
- Cushion Plus Absorption – Foam protects the site mechanically while it manages drainage.
- Case Stocking – Case formats keep a daily-use staple from running short.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between the formats?
The 2 x 2 inch pad is non-adhesive and needs separate fixation. The 4 x 4 and 6 x 6 inch pads carry adhesive borders and secure themselves.
Are the foam dressings sterile?
Yes. All three configurations are sterile.
Which wounds use foam dressings?
Exuding wounds that benefit from absorption plus cushioning are the standard fit. Clinicians size the pad to extend beyond the wound edge.
How are they sold?
Each configuration ships by the case in 10-count boxes, as the variant labels state. The case is the sellable unit for every format.
Can the plain pad go over a contact layer?
Yes. Non-adhesive foam commonly sits over a contact layer or under a wrap in layered protocols.
