Description:

Liv-Foam is an absorbent atraumatic dressing made from polyurethane foam. Suitable for use under compression bandaging. Outer surface of the foam is bonded to a air permeable polyurethane membrane which acts as a barrier to liquid and micro pathogens. Self adherent foam minimises pain and trauma at dressing changes, and does not require secondary fixation. Dressing can remain in place for several days depending on the condition of the wound. Dressing can be lifted and adjusted without losing its adherent properties. Water proof, promotes patient comfort during wear. Silicone reduces risk for skin irritation and allergy. Pad Size: 6.5 x 6.3cm

The LIV Foam Silicone Dressing is a high-performance wound care solution crafted for comfort, safety, and effective healing across various clinical environments. Designed in a square 10 x 10cm format with adhesive borders, this dressing offers excellent coverage while eliminating the need for additional fixation—perfect for use under compression bandaging and in settings where stable, non-invasive adhesion is essential.

Constructed from absorbent polyurethane foam bonded to an air-permeable polyurethane membrane, the dressing forms a moisture-balancing barrier that prevents liquid infiltration and blocks micro pathogens. Its breathable structure promotes skin ventilation while remaining waterproof to ensure protection during showering or light cleansing routines.

Featuring atraumatic silicone contact layers, the dressing conforms gently to the wound bed and surrounding skin, reducing discomfort and minimizing epidermal damage during removal. It may remain in place for several days depending on wound condition and maintains its adherence even when lifted for adjustment—enhancing versatility during treatment.

The soft, skin tone finish supports discreet wear for enhanced patient comfort in outpatient, long-term care, or home settings. Suitable for partial-thickness wounds, pressure injuries, and postoperative incisions, the LIV Foam Silicone Dressing is trusted by medical professionals for wound management that prioritizes recovery and patient well-being.