ComfortFoam™ Border Lite

ComfortFoam™ Border Lite

ComfortFoam™ Border Lite is a moderately absorbent, self-adherent silicone foam island dressing with border.

DermaRite Industries, LLC

DermaRite offers a full line of wound care, skin care, and modular nutrition products, plus expert collaboration to support caregivers and their patients in all post-acute care settings.

Toll free:(800) 337-6296 Fax:(973) 569-9001 Website: www.dermarite.com

Benefits

• Silicone adhesive is gentle to wound bed and skin
• Low-profile border with water resistant backing
• Medium absorbency
• Not made with natural rubber latex
• Vapor permeable

Indications

ComfortFoam™ Border Lite is indicated for light to moderately exuding partial- and full-thickness wounds including: pressure injuries, arterial ulcers, diabetic ulcer, and traumatic wounds.

Contraindications

ComfortFoam™ Border Lite should not be used on people who are sensitive or allergic to silicone and/or any other contents of the dressing.

Storage Requirements

Store in a dry location at room temperature (59°F-86°F).

How Supplied/Sizing

2"x2" (0.8"x0.8" pad), 3"x3" (1.7"x1.7" pad), 4"x4" (2.5"x2.5" pad).

HCPCS Code

A6212

Product features

check_circle Adhesive border

cancel Antimicrobial format available

check_circle Compatible w/ topicals

cancel Cuttable

check_circle Flexible

check_circle Intact when saturated

check_circle Moisture vapor permeable

cancel Odor-reducing

check_circle One-piece removal

cancel Pressure redistribution

cancel Secondary dressing required

check_circle Self-adhering

check_circle Silicone-based adhesive

cancel Surfactant impregnated

cancel Usable on infected wounds

check_circle Variety of sizes

Other features

check_circle Educational Material Available

check_circle Free Samples/Trials Available

cancel Published Clinical Article Available

Recommended Use

Acute Wounds
Arterial Wounds
Chronic Wounds
Diabetic Foot
Granulating/Epithelializing Wounds
Light/Moderately Exuding Wounds
Palliative Wounds
Pressure Ulcers
Superficial Wounds
Surgical Wounds
Traumatic Wounds
Venous Ulcers

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