Clinician places OptiView Transparent Dressing with HydroCore Technology on patient’s sacrum
Clinician places OptiView Transparent Dressing with HydroCore Technology on patient’s sacrum
PERFORMANCE DATA

OptiView outperforms leading foam dressings

Pressure and excess heat can lead to skin breakdown and increase the risk of pressure injury development. OptiView is shown to manage these risk factors better than leading competitors. Download the brochure to learn more about this transparent dressing.

Graph showing OptiView’s lower temperature on a skin substitute compared to competitors

Helps keep skin up to 1.5°C cooler1

OptiView trapped less thermal heat on the skin’s surface, with an overall mean temperature that is 1.2° C to 1.5° C cooler than leading foam competitors.

Chart showing OptiView’s greater pressure reduction compared to competitors

Reduces peak pressure by up to 27% more2

OptiView reduced peak pressure on vulnerable areas by 8 to 27% more than leading foam competitors.

Clinical trial results highlight better outcomes

A Connecticut hospital and Level 2 Trauma Center had the opportunity to experience this breakthrough dressing in their ICU. When used on 20 patients with intact skin on bony prominences, they found improved clinical and financial outcomes and more time for patient care.3

“Having a see-through dressing is really an awesome thing. Financially it had a huge effect—and it saved nurses a lot of time.”

-Layla Nejati, WOCN at Danbury Hospital in Connecticut.

Professional headshot of Layla Nejati, clinician at Danbury Hospital
INNOVATIVE DESIGN

Get a clear view of at-risk skin with this proven dressing

Here’s how OptiView elevates your PI prevention protocol:

  • Clear island: offers visibility of skin without the need to lift the dressing.
  • HydroCore Technology: helps redistribute pressure, reduce shear and manage microclimate.
  • Flexibility: up to 12 times more flexible than leading competitors, resulting in longer wear time.1
  • Waterproof backing: helps protect underlying skin.
  • Silicone face and border: aids in gentle removal.
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