Dimora 101035 Silicone Foam Dressing, 6 x 6 Inches, 5-Layer Adhesive

The 6 x 6-inch Dimora silicone foam dressing combines an absorbent foam pad with a gentle silicone contact layer and an adhesive border. The five-pack is designed for wound care, including pressure injuries and post-surgical wounds.

Its 90% open-cell foam helps absorb wound fluid, while the cushioned pad helps redistribute pressure around the covered area. The dressing is intended for wounds within 4.3 x 4.3 inches.

A breathable, water-resistant outer film helps protect the wound environment from external moisture while allowing water vapor to escape. This format is suited to home or long-term care routines.

What stands out

The MegaSorb dual-action design pairs fluid absorption with cushioning. In manufacturer laboratory testing, each dressing absorbed up to 15 times its weight in fluid. The manufacturer also reports about five times the capacity of regular gauze and up to twice that of selected silicone foam dressings. This makes the pad a practical alternative to basic gauze for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate, while the cushioned construction adds support around the wound.

A medical-grade silicone contact layer is designed for sensitive, fragile, and aging skin. It can be repositioned during application and is intended to help reduce trauma during dressing changes. The material has been tested for skin irritation and sensitization under ISO 10993. A breathable, water-resistant film adds a protective outer layer for everyday wound-care settings.

What to know

Each dressing measures 6 x 6 inches and is designed for wounds within 4.3 x 4.3 inches. The product is intended for pressure injuries and pressure sores, leg or diabetic foot ulcers, surgical wounds, first- and second-degree burns, traumatic wounds, abrasions, and skin tears. The five-pack offers multiple dressings for an ongoing care routine.

Buyers often praise the comfort and protective coverage, including for pressure-prone areas. Feedback on size and adhesion is mixed: some appreciate the broad coverage and secure fit, while others find the dressing larger than expected or report that it does not stay in place as well as they hoped. Apply it without stretching so it can sit smoothly against the skin.

Care & maintenance

The manufacturer specifies a maximum wear time of seven days per dressing. Replace it sooner when the pad is saturated or wound fluid approaches the edge of the dressing core. These cues help guide routine changes while keeping the pad’s absorption capacity in view.

For application, position the dressing over the wound and avoid stretching it, which can deform the pad and create tension that may affect adhesion. The repositionable silicone contact layer supports placement before the dressing is settled into position.

Should you buy it?

This dressing is a strong fit for home or long-term care when a wound needs an absorbent, cushioned pad with a gentle silicone contact layer and a water-resistant, breathable cover. Compared with a basic gauze approach, its foam construction offers higher tested fluid absorption and added cushioning, the 6 x 6-inch format provides coverage around wounds within 4.3 x 4.3 inches. Choose it for a wound-care routine where those features match the care plan.