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Description

  • Biatain Silicone Lite is a thin, ultra-flexible and absorbent polyurethane foam dressing with a waterproof top film and a gentle silicone adhesive layer
  • The soft and thin foam pad is designed with a low profile to offer patients increased mobility
  • Upon contact with exudate, the unique foam with 3DFit Technology conforms to the wound bed and reduces exudate pooling
  • Microcapillaries go into action to absorb exudate vertically and create optimal healing conditions
  • Exudate is locked away and retained even under compression, reducing risk of leakage and maceration of the wound edges and periwound skin
  • Indicated for: leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, non-infected diabetic foot ulcers, donor sites, postoperative wounds and traumatic wounds
  • Can be used in combination with compression therapy and may be left in place for up to 7 days depending on the amount of exudate, dressing conditions and type of wound

Product Specs

Item Number 1006266
Catalog Number 33452
UOM BX
Level 1 Family Description Wound Care & Skin Care
Level 2 Category Description Specialty Dressings
Level 3 Group Description Foam Dressings
Level 4 Sub-Category Description Foams: Wound Care
Adhesive Type Silicone Adhesive
Application Thin Foam Dressing
Backing Material Film Backing
Border Type With Border
Brand Biatain Silicone Lite
Buy American Act (BAA) Compliant No
Color Tan
Country of Origin Unknown
Dimensions 2 X 2 Inch
Length Up to 4 Inch Length
Manufacturer Coloplast
Manufacturer # 33452
Material Polyurethane Foam
McKesson # 1006266
Shape Square
Shape Range Rectangle / Square
Sterility Sterile
Trade Agreement Act (TAA) Compliant No
UNSPSC Code 42311510
Width 2 Inch Width

Frequently asked questions

How does the 3DFit technology improve healing?
<p>The <strong>3DFit Technology</strong> allows the polyurethane foam to conform precisely to the unique contours of the wound bed upon contact. This ensures direct contact with the wound surface, which prevents exudate from pooling in empty spaces and helps maintain a consistent, moist healing environment.</p>
Will this dressing protect my skin from maceration?
<p>Yes, the dressing is designed to prevent maceration through <strong>Vertical Absorption</strong>. Microcapillaries efficiently pull moisture away from the wound and lock it securely inside the foam, keeping the surrounding periwound skin dry and protected.</p>
Is this dressing comfortable for active patients?
<p>The Biatain Silicone Lite is specifically designed for <strong>enhanced mobility</strong>. Its thin, low-profile foam pad is soft and flexible, allowing it to move naturally with your body and minimize friction against clothing.</p>
Does the adhesive cause pain during removal?
<p>The dressing utilizes a <strong>gentle silicone adhesive</strong> engineered for secure, pain-free removal. This makes it a preferred choice for patients with sensitive skin or those who require frequent dressing changes.</p>
Can I wear this while using compression therapy?
<p>Yes, this dressing is highly compatible with compression therapy. Because it is designed for <strong>reliable retention</strong>, it keeps exudate locked within the foam even under the added pressure of compression garments.</p>
How long can this stay on the wound?
<p>Depending on the specific condition of the wound and the amount of exudate, the Biatain Silicone Lite dressing can be left in place for <strong>up to 7 days</strong>.</p>
Is the backing waterproof?
<p>Yes, the dressing features a <strong>waterproof film backing</strong>. This provides a durable barrier that protects the wound from external contaminants like water and bacteria while remaining breathable to support optimal healing.</p>
What types of wounds is this foam best for?
<p>It is a versatile solution suitable for wounds with <strong>low to moderate exudate levels</strong>, including:</p>
<ul>
<li>Leg and pressure ulcers</li>
<li>Non-infected diabetic foot ulcers</li>
<li>Postoperative wounds</li>
<li>Traumatic wounds and donor sites</li>
</ul>