PolyMem Oval - 2" x 3" Adhesive, 1" x 2" Pad

Shapes™ easy-to-use, pre-cut dressings are made of an innovative, multi-function QuadraFoam™ material. QuadraFoam dressings can effectively cleanse, fill, absorb, and moisten wounds throughout the healing continuum. No other single wound dressing combines these four key wound-healing capabilities like PolyMem®.

Shapes Help Effectively Heal Most Common Wound Types:

• Pressure ulcers (Stage I-IV)
• Diabetic ulcers
• Venous stasis ulcers
• Donor and graft sites
• Dermatologic disorders
• First and second degree burns
• Skin tears
• Surgical wounds
• Tube sites
• Full and partial thickness wounds

Shapes' QuadraFoam Provides Continual Cleansing

The dressing contains a mild, non-toxic wound-cleansing agent (F-68 surfactant) that is activated by moisture and gradually released into the wound bed. This reduces interfacial tension between healthy tissue and debris, loosens eschar and necrotic tissue, and supports autolytic debridement - all while keeping the wound bed clean throughout healing.

Shapes' QuadraFoam Encourages Wound Comfort and Health

Glycerin, a moisturizer contained in the dressing, keeps the dressing from adhering to the wound bed and provides comfort at the wound site. Glycerin also reduces odor, conserves living fat cells, reduces hypergranulation, soothes traumatized tissues, and supports autolytic debridement.

Shapes' QuadraFoam Offers Impressive Wound Wicking Power

The polyurethane membrane matrix wicks away up to ten times its weight in exudate. It will not fragment and leaves no residue in the wound bed. The superabsorbent starch copolymer in QuadraFoam absorbs and binds the water molecules from the wound fluid, allowing the natural growth factors and nutrients to concentrate in the wound bed.

Shapes' QuadraFoam Provides Both a Liquid Barrier and Gas Exchange

The semipermeable thin film backing provides a liquid barrier while allowing gas (O2 and CO2) exchange and maintaining an ideal Moisture Vapor Transmission Rate (MVTR). The transparent film backing allows visual inspection of the membrane to determine the need for a dressing change.