Dimora Sacral Wound Dressing 10 Count Silicone Pad for Moderate to Heavy Exudate

Dimora Sacrum Silicone Super Absorbent Wound Dressing is a 10-count sacral dressing designed for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate, including pressure ulcers and bed sores.

• Absorbent tail core is 23% wider — covers more of the lower sacrum and coccyx.
• SAP-composite core gels exudate within 1 second and holds up to 20 times its weight in fluid — helps manage heavy drainage.
• Medical-grade silicone adheres to dry skin, not the moist wound bed — supports gentler, repositionable dressing changes.
• Ergonomic sacral shape — follows the buttocks and lower back to help limit lifted edges.
• Semi-permeable PU backing — blocks external moisture while allowing oxygen and vapor exchange.

Sacral wounds can be difficult to cover securely during sleep, sitting, or repositioning. This dressing is shaped for the lower back and buttocks area, with an absorbent core and gentle adhesive intended to support wound coverage while helping keep surrounding skin drier. Its design is suited to home wound care as well as care situations where the dressing needs to remain positioned over a sacral pressure area.

What wounds is the Dimora sacral dressing designed for?

Dimora Sacrum is made for moderately to heavily exuding wounds in the sacral area. Its intended uses include pressure ulcers, bed sores, post-surgical wounds, and skin tears. The shaped pad covers the lower sacrum and coccyx, areas the widened tail is designed to reach more fully. Choose it when wound location and drainage level match this sacral format.

• Designed for the sacrum, buttocks, and lower back area.
• Suitable for moderate to heavy exudate.
• Intended wound types include pressure ulcers, bed sores, post-surgical wounds, and skin tears.

How does the absorbent core handle heavy drainage?

The SAP-composite core absorbs exudate and converts it into gel within 1 second, with capacity for up to 20 times its weight in fluid. This absorption is designed to help reduce the risk of maceration, while the dressing is made to remain adhered after heavy absorption without swelling or slipping. The wider tail extends coverage over the lower sacrum and coccyx, helping address leakage toward the rear during sleep, sitting, or repositioning.

• Absorbed exudate is converted into gel within the core.
• Tail coverage is 23% wider for the lower sacrum and coccyx.

Is the adhesive gentle on skin during dressing changes?

The medical-grade silicone adhesive is designed to attach to dry skin without sticking to the moist wound bed. Its repositionable hold allows the dressing to be lifted for wound inspection and placed again, and is intended to help minimize pain, skin trauma, and secondary injury during changes. Apply the adhesive area to dry surrounding skin so it can hold as intended.

• Adheres to dry skin rather than the moist wound bed.
• Repositionable for wound inspection.
• Designed to help minimize discomfort and skin trauma during removal.

What does the backing do, and how does it compare with gauze?

The semi-permeable polyurethane (PU) backing helps block external moisture while allowing oxygen and vapor exchange. This combination supports a balanced healing environment while providing a barrier against outside moisture. Compared with traditional gauze dressings, the sacral dressing is designed to help reduce dressing changes and simplify home wound care.

• Waterproof backing helps block external moisture.
• Oxygen and vapor can pass through the semi-permeable film.
• Supplied as a 10-count pack of sacral dressings.

This dressing is suited to people caring for a sacral wound with moderate to heavy drainage who need coverage shaped for the lower back and buttocks. It is especially relevant when gentle, repositionable adhesion and an absorbent core are priorities for routine wound inspection and care. Its sacral shape and exudate-focused core make it a practical fit for the wound types and care situations it is designed to serve.