The collection spans several constructions so you can match the dressing to the wound and the wear time you need:

• Non-adhesive gelling foam (2 x 2 in, #86122; 4 x 4 in, #86144) — a tan foam that gels on contact for wounds where you want to secure with a separate cover dressing or wrap, useful over fragile or delicate skin.
• Adhesive foam with borders (6 x 6 in, #86266) — combines SAP absorbency with a bordered edge for a self-securing, all-in-one dressing on flatter body areas.
• Super absorbent dressings (4 x 5 in, #89545; 6 x 9 in, #89569) — the highest-capacity option for very heavy drainage, ideal when frequent changes are draining both patient and caregiver.
• Hydrogel colloidal sheet with adhesive borders (3 x 3 in, #86433) — for wounds needing added moisture and a cooling, conformable contact layer.

A common question buyers ask is how often to change these: because SAP holds large fluid volumes and gels rather than dries out, Xtrasorb dressings can often extend wear time between changes compared with basic gauze, reducing supply use and disturbance to the healing wound. Always follow your clinician's protocol for the specific wound.

Every Xtrasorb product here is sterile and sourced through Honest Medical for reliable, consistent supply to clinics, long-term care facilities, and home wound-care patients alike.