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CARDINAL HEALTH

Cardinal Health 200, LLC · Model BFM25LTE · UDI-DI 10885380065347

NAD
10
510(k) clearances
18,954
Adverse events (8 deaths)
19
Recalls
515
Facilities

Description

Cardinal Health Silicone Bordered Foam Lite 2 x 5in. Dressing Partial to full thickness wounds: -Pressure ulcers -Traumatic wounds -Venous, arterial and diabetic ulcers -Finger injuries -Blisters -Partial thickness burns -Epidermolysis bullosa Absorbent thin foam pad Gentle silicone adhesive Protective film backing Secure border Directions for use: 1. Clean wound with appropriate wound cleanser such as Cardinal Health Wound Cleanser. Dry surrounding skin thoroughly. Skin barrier products are not necessary. 2. Remove dressing from packaging. For dressings smaller than 5x5 inches, there should be a 3/4-inch overlap onto the dry skin surrounding the wound. For dressings larger than 5x5 inches, there should be a 2-inch overlap. Do not stretch or cut product. 3. Apply adherent side of dressing over wound considering the overlap recommendations to protect the surrounding skin. Secondary dressing or additional fixation is not necessary. 3. All dressings should be monitored frequently. Remove dressing when clinically indicated, such as leakage or increased pain, or after a maximum of 7 days. Not made with natural rubber latex Indications: May be used for the management of moderate to heavy exuding, partial to full thickness wounds, including: -Pressure ulcers -Traumatic wounds -Venous, arterial and diabetic ulcers -Finger injuries -Blisters -Partial thickness burns -Epidermolysis bullosa Can also be used to provide protection of compromised and/or fragile skin.

Recalls

DateFirmReason
2025-08-29ConvaTec, IncWound dressing may have foreign matter on the product.
2025-02-19MEDLINE INDUSTRIES, LP - NorthfieldThere is a potential for the sterility of the device to be compromised.
2022-01-28Sam Medical ProductsDue to partially assembled valved dressing that has a hole within it instead of the intended non-valved dressing in the package resulting in that the dressing cannot be centered ov
2021-08-20ConvaTec, IncPrimary packaging labeling may be incorrect.
2021-08-09ConvaTec, IncThere is a potential for open seals which can compromise sterility.
2018-08-01COVIDIEN LLCPotential for product sterility breach due to a compromised or pinched seal defect
2018-08-01COVIDIEN LLCPotential for product sterility breach due to a compromised or pinched seal defect
2018-08-01COVIDIEN LLCPotential for product sterility breach due to a compromised or pinched seal defect
2018-08-01COVIDIEN LLCPotential for product sterility breach due to a compromised or pinched seal defect
2018-08-01COVIDIEN LLCPotential for product sterility breach due to a compromised or pinched seal defect

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Data compiled from public U.S. FDA sources (GUDID, 510(k)/PMA, MAUDE, recalls, establishment registration). Adverse-event reports are unverified and do not establish causation. Informational only — not medical, clinical, or regulatory advice.