Dimora Stickered.MSKU.1739950578536 Sacral Silicone Foam Dressing, 7" x 7", 20 Count

At 7" x 7", Dimora’s sacral silicone foam dressing is shaped to cover the sacrum and nearby lower-back area. Need cushioning and absorbency in a high-contact spot? Its foam core and adhesive border are designed for sacral wound care. The 20-count pack is suited to home or long-term care routines.

Getting the most from it

The ergonomic sacrum shape follows the contours of the buttocks and lower back, helping the dressing stay positioned as a person lies down, sits, or changes position. This makes it relevant for care involving the sacrum, where movement and pressure can make coverage and leakage management important. The dressing is intended for moderate to heavily exuding wounds, including pressure injuries and sacral bed sores, as well as leg or foot ulcers, surgical wounds, burns, abrasions, and skin tears.

The open-cell foam core absorbs exudate and provides cushioning over the covered area. A breathable, waterproof film helps block external moisture and contaminants while allowing breathability. For routine care, check the dressing as part of the wound-care plan and replace it when the core is saturated or exudate approaches its edge. Each dressing has a maximum use period of seven days, follow the care professional’s directions for the specific wound.

Benefits

The dual-action foam system is designed to absorb up to 15 times its weight in exudate while cushioning the wound area. That combination supports care where managing drainage and protecting a pressure-prone site are both priorities. The medical-grade silicone contact layer is designed for sensitive, fragile, and older skin, and allows repositioning during application. It is intended to minimize trauma and discomfort during dressing changes.

Compared with choosing a general foam pad, the sacrum-specific shape is a practical fit when the target area is the tailbone and adjoining lower back. The adhesive border helps hold the dressing in place, while its broad 7" x 7" format covers the intended area. Buyers describe the cushioning and protection positively, though feedback on adhesion and perceived size varies. Those impressions can help set expectations, while the dressing’s fit and care schedule should be considered for the individual wound.

Worth noting

This dressing is intended for wound care, including pressure-related wounds, and is not a substitute for a clinician’s assessment or instructions. When caring for someone who is bedridden or uses a wheelchair, the sacral format can make it easier to plan coverage around a vulnerable area during lying or sitting. Keep the wound-care routine focused on the dressing’s condition: replace it if the absorbent core becomes saturated or drainage reaches the edge, and do not exceed seven days of use per dressing.

The silicone contact layer is designed to be gentle and repositionable, which can be useful when placing a dressing on fragile skin. The waterproof, breathable outer film adds a layer of protection from external moisture and contaminants while supporting airflow. These features bring absorbency, cushioning, and sacral coverage together in one dressing for home or long-term care use.

Is it worth it?

For care routines centered on the sacrum, this dressing combines a body-contoured shape with an absorbent foam core, cushioning, a silicone contact layer, and a breathable waterproof film. Its 20-count format is suited to ongoing dressing changes, while the seven-day maximum use period and saturation guidance help structure replacement. It makes sense if sacral coverage and exudate management are central to the wound-care plan, especially for a person who spends extended time lying down or sitting.