Absorbent Foam Pad

An absorbent pad designed to absorb and contain bodily fluids in medical and hygiene applications.

High-capacity absorbent pad for heavily exuding wounds. Designed for maximum fluid absorption while maintaining optimal moist wound healing environment.

Non-adhesive sterile hydrophilic foam pads composed of highly absorbent material for treatment of non-infected chronic or acute wounds with moderate to heavy exudation. These pads effectively manage wound fluid, prevent maceration, and promote a moist wound-healing environment. They are designed for pressure ulcers, leg and foot ulcers, diabetic ulcers, and surgical wounds, and require a secondary dressing such as bandage or tape for securing.

A sterile absorbent pad used in medical and surgical settings. It absorbs bodily fluids and exudates during procedures and wound care applications.

Disposable absorbent pad for incontinence management and liquid containment. Features waterproof backing and high absorbency capacity. Designed for use in healthcare and extended care settings.

An absorbent medical pad used for wound care and fluid absorption, designed for general medical applications requiring high absorbency.

Absorbent pad for managing bodily fluids in bedridden or immobilized patients. Helps maintain skin dryness and reduces friction-related skin damage.

Absorbent medical pad for patient care and incontinence management. Provides protective barrier and comfort.

Absorbent protective pad for patient care and hygiene management in clinical and home healthcare settings.

A disposable absorbent pad for protecting operating room surfaces and patient beds. Used in surgical and clinical environments for contamination control.

Absorbent disposable pads for managing incontinence in patients with urinary or fecal concerns. Features moisture-wicking layers and odor control to maintain patient comfort and dignity.

Absorbent pad designed for surgical settings to manage fluid drainage and maintain a dry operative field. Provides reliable fluid absorption during gynecological and other surgical procedures.