Biatain Non-Adhesive

Unique 3D foam structure for superior absorption

Engineered with a conforming 3D foam, this non-adhesive dressing adapts closely to the wound bed for superior absorption and retention — even under compression. By drawing exudate vertically into the foam and locking it away, it maintains an optimal moist environment for healing while helping keep the surrounding skin protected.

Minimized risk of maceration and leakage

High absorption and secure fluid retention help reduce the risk of maceration and leakage. The non-adhesive design is especially suitable for fragile periwound skin and situations where gentle dressing changes are essential.

Long wear time

Thanks to its superior absorption capacity, the dressing supports extended wear time, with clinical evidence showing use for up to 7 days, contributing to fewer changes and potential cost-effectiveness.

Soft, flexible, and comfortable

The soft, conformable foam and bevelled edges enhance comfort and reduce the risk of pressure marks, allowing the dressing to contour to body curves and stay discreet under compression or everyday movement.

Mode of action

The unique 3D foam structure absorbs exudate vertically and securely retains it within the dressing while keeping the wound bed moist to promote optimal healing conditions.

Composition

A soft polyurethane foam dressing topped with a semi-permeable film that is bacteria-resistant and waterproof, helping protect the wound from external contaminants while allowing moisture vapor transmission.

Usage

Suitable for a wide range of exuding wounds, including leg ulcers, pressure ulcers, non-infected diabetic foot ulcers, second-degree burns, donor sites, postoperative wounds, and skin abrasions. Can be used in combination with compression therapy.

Ideal for:

• Managing moderate to high exudate with reliable retention
• Protecting fragile periwound skin with a gentle, non-adhesive interface
• Extended wear between changes to support efficient care routines
• Use beneath compression for venous leg ulcers and similar indications