PolyMem Wound Dressings

12/24/2025

Traditional wound care costs are generally driven by four factors: supplies, solutions and materials, labor, and healing time.

While supply costs tend to remain relatively fixed, labor and healing time may drive much of the cost variation.

PolyMem dressings combine multiple functions into a single dressing—cleansing, filling, absorbing, and moistening—helping reduce product use, streamline care, but most importantly, PolyMem supports faster healing by helping control inflammation.

This lowers the total cost to heal, not just the cost per dressing.

12/21/2025

With 41.5% of elderly care wounds identified as skin tears, effective and gentle wound care is essential. PolyMem dressings help control inflammation, ease pain, and reduce infection risk — supporting faster, more comfortable healing.

Watch to learn more: https://youtu.be/tHoY-gP_D3c?si=jfsS2tdaisDYYIR7

12/20/2025

PolyMem MAX is often the best fit for wounds with moderate to heavy exudate, such as:

• Highly exudating venous ulcers
• Traumatic wounds
• Stage 4 necrotic heels
• Salvaged diabetic foot wounds

For very heavily exudating wounds, PolyMem offers additional options including PolyMem® WIC® Silver Rope and PolyMem® WIC® Cavity Filler.

All PolyMem dressings are designed to be comfortable, non-adherent, and protect to create an ideal wound healing environment.

Selection of dressings and frequency of changes should be guided by clinical judgment and patient-specific factors and reassessed over time. Your local representative can offer guidance, clarification, and additional resources—please contact them if support is needed.

12/17/2025

PolyMem Standard dressing is often the best fit for wounds with light to moderate exudate, such as:

• Skin tears
• Stage 1–2 pressure injuries
• Road rash
• Deep tissue injuries

All PolyMem dressings are designed to be comfortable, non-adherent, and protect to create an ideal wound healing environment.

Selection of dressings and frequency of changes should be guided by clinical judgment and patient-specific factors and reassessed over time. Your local representative can offer guidance, clarification, and additional resources—please contact them if support is needed

12/15/2025

Sending you warm wishes this holiday season.

Thank you for the care, compassion, and dedication you bring to your patients every day.

With gratitude,
Our team at Ferris

12/12/2025

Healing is a process, and PolyMem dressings are designed to support it from start to finish.

By working with the body through every healing phase — inflammation, proliferation, and remodeling — PolyMem helps control inflammation, reduce pain, and maintain steady progress.

Through continuous cleansing, filling, absorbing, and moistening, PolyMem supports the body’s natural repair process and helps healing happen efficiently, from the first response to full recovery.

🔗 See how PolyMem works in sync with the body’s healing process: https://lnkd.in/gJibFydp

12/08/2025

A gentler dressing release often comes down to one key detail: making sure the dressing’s absorption matches the wound’s drainage. When those two are in sync, PolyMem dressings can perform as intended and stay comfortable and non-adherent during dressing changes.

It is a small shift, but it can make an important difference in comfort and ease of care.

If you have questions or need support choosing the right wound dressing, we are always happy to help. Contact your local representative or email us at info@polymem.com.

12/06/2025

With skin tears, the goal is simple: protect fragile skin and avoid further trauma.

PolyMem dressings are designed to support skin tear management from start to finish by controlling inflammation, reducing pain at the point of care, and maintaining a healthy wound environment that promotes quicker healing and lowers infection risk.

12/05/2025

12/05/2025

Rapid granulation. Controlled drainage. Full closure.

That was the outcome when an ICU clinician transitioned a patient with a chronic VSU to PolyMem MAX.
• 2–3 days to reach 100 percent granulation.
• 1.5–2 weeks to complete closure.
• A discharge with no wound.

These real-world insights continue to guide how we support clinicians and their patients.

11/27/2025

This time of year always reminds us how lucky we are to work alongside people who truly care.

To our team and the clinicians who trust in what we do — thank you for inspiring us every single day. Your belief in better healing keeps us motivated and grateful beyond words.

Happy Thanksgiving.

11/25/2025

Every wound is unique, and so is the care it needs. PolyMem Silver dressings provide continuous antibacterial protection, absorb excess exudate, and maintain a moist wound healing environment to support healing where it matters most.

🔗 Learn more about our silver options: https://polymem.com/polymem-silver/