Precision-cut skin protection.
Pre-cut dressings and protective wraps for cheeks, ears, nose bridge, and cannula tubing. Hydrocolloid and foam. Save time. Ensure consistency.
Manual sizing. Improvised placement. Wraps that slide out of position. Inconsistent protection and preventable skin breakdown from the exact devices meant to help patients breathe.
Time Wasted
ICU nurses spend valuable time cutting generic dressings for each patient.
Inconsistent Protection
Manual sizing and placement leads to wraps that slide out of place.
Poor Outcomes
Affects patient satisfaction, hospital ratings, and cost of care.
Four critical contact points.
Pre-cut facial dressings and adhesive cannula wraps, designed specifically for the places respiratory devices cause pressure injuries.
Prophylactic dressings under those devices are a Grade B recommendation for preventing them, yet most facilities still cut them by hand.
Based on published clinical research & meta-analyses. Individual outcomes may vary.
Hydrocolloid and foam facial dressings plus an adhesive cannula wrap, pre-cut, sized, and ready to apply.
Hydrocolloid Facial Dressings
Moisture-managing hydrocolloid, pre-cut for the face, with proven wound-care technology and gentle adhesion.
- Moisture-managing material
- Proven wound care technology
- Gentle adhesion
- Material
- Hydrocolloid
- Areas
- Cheeks · Nose bridge
- Sizing
- S · M · L
- Origin
- Made in USA
Foam Facial Dressings
Cushioning foam, pre-cut for facial contact points, with superior pressure relief preferred by hospital staff.
- Extra cushion and comfort
- Superior pressure relief
- Preferred by hospital staff
- Material
- Foam
- Areas
- Cheeks · Bridge · Ears
- Sizing
- S · M · L
- Origin
- Made in USA
Foam Cannula Wrap
Adhesive foam wrap for cannula tubing and straps, protecting ears and cheeks from tubing pressure.
- Adhesive foam wrap
- Protects ears and cheeks
- One-size-fits-most
- Material
- Foam
- Areas
- Cannula tubing · Ears
- Sizing
- One-size-fits-most
- Origin
- Made in USA
Grounded in
published research.
Peer-reviewed research on the scope and impact of respiratory device-related pressure ulcers and the effectiveness of prophylactic dressings.
- [REV]Medical Device-Related Pressure Ulcers: Meta-AnalysisPeer-reviewed
- [ES]WHAM Evidence Summary, Curtin UniversityGrade B
- [NPUAP]Pressure Ulcer Prevention GuidelinesClinical
- [AACN]Critical Care Skin Assessment ProtocolsStandard
- [PILOT]ICU Facility Pilot: scheduling underwayIn progress
- [ENG]Hydrocolloid + foam material specs validatedSign-off
- [FDA]510(k) wound dressing classification confirmedCompliant
Frequently asked questions.
Everything facilities ask before requesting a sample kit.
Our pre-cut dressings fall under the FDA 510(k) wound-dressing classification and are manufactured to hospital-grade standards in the United States.
Facial dressings come in three sizes: Small, Medium, and Large. They cover all facial areas. A simple visual sizing guide ships with every order, and cannula wraps are one-size-fits-most.
Sample kits typically ship within 1–2 weeks of your request.
Two proven wound-care materials: moisture-managing hydrocolloid and cushioning foam, both with hospital-grade adhesive.
All products are proudly manufactured in the United States under strict quality controls and consistent material specifications.
They're designed for trained healthcare professionals in clinical settings, and should be used as part of a comprehensive pressure-ulcer prevention protocol, not as a replacement for clinical assessment.
One ticket.
Full workflow.
- Kit Id
- AST-SMP-01
- Ship
- 1–2 WK
- Origin
- USA
- Materials
- HC + FOAM
- Product samples for testing
- Application guide
- Clinical evidence summary
- Implementation support
Put it in your team's hands.
Samples typically ship within 1–2 weeks of request.