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Every dressing on your formulary, from one order.

Primary and secondary dressings for draining, dry, deep and fragile wounds — bordered and non-bordered, with silver formats in most families. Mix any of them on one order, one shipment and one net-30 invoice.

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At a glance

  • Alginate, gelling fiber, foam, hydrocolloid, hydrogel, super absorbent, gauze, film and non-adherent layers
  • Silicone-bordered options for fragile periwound skin
  • Silver (Ag) formats in the alginate, gelling fiber, foam and hydrogel families
  • Sacral shapes in silicone foam and hydrocolloid

Alginates & gelling fibers

Conformable absorbency for moderate to heavy drainage, with rope formats for depth.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Calcium alginate

    Highly absorbent alginate that conforms to the wound bed.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 4×8
    • 10×10
    • Rope

  • Calcium alginate, silver

    Ag

    Alginate absorbency with ionic silver in the dressing.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 4×8
    • 6×6
    • 8×8
    • 1×12 rope

  • Gelling fiber

    Fibers that gel on contact and hold exudate.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 6×6

  • Gelling fiber, silver

    Ag

    The gelling fiber dressing with silver.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 6×6
Typical HCPCS category
A6196–A6198 (cover, by pad size) · A6199 (filler, per 6 in.)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Up to once per day.

Foams

Cushioned absorbency — bordered, non-bordered, silicone and silver.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Silicone bordered foam

    Gentle silicone border in flat and sacral shapes.

    Sizes

    • 3×3
    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 7×7 sacral
    • 9×9 sacral

  • Bordered foam

    Absorbent foam with an adhesive border.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6

  • Bordered foam, silver

    Ag

    Bordered foam with silver in the dressing.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6

  • Non-bordered foam

    For use under wraps and compression.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 5×5
    • 8×8

  • Blue specialty foam

    A specialty foam line in small and mid sizes.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 4×5
Typical HCPCS category
A6209–A6211 (no border) · A6212–A6214 (border) · A6215 (filler)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Cover dressings up to 3 times per week; foam fillers up to once per day.

Super absorbents

High-capacity pads that hold heavy exudate between changes.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Super absorbent

    A super-absorbent core for heavy exudate.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 8×8

  • Super absorbent, adherent

    The super-absorbent pad with an adherent backing.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 6×6
    • 8×8

  • Silicone super absorbent, bordered

    Silicone-bordered super-absorbent pad for heavily draining wounds.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 8×8
Typical HCPCS category
A6251–A6253 (no border) · A6254–A6256 (border)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Up to once per day without a border; up to every other day with a border.

Hydrocolloids

Occlusive wafers for low to moderate drainage.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Hydrocolloid, no border

    Occlusive hydrocolloid wafer; sacral shape available.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×7 sacral
Typical HCPCS category
A6234–A6236 (no border) · A6237–A6239 (border)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Up to 3 times per week.

Hydrogels & honey

Moisture for dry to lightly draining wounds, in gauze, sheet, gel and tube formats.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Hydrogel saturated gauze

    Gauze saturated with hydrogel for dry to lightly exuding wounds.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 4×8

  • Hydrogel, silver

    Ag

    Hydrogel with silver.

    Sizes

    • 3 oz tube

  • Honey hydrogel sheet

    A hydrogel sheet with honey.

    Sizes

    • 2.4×2.4
    • 4.7×3.4

  • Manuka honey gel

    Medical-grade Manuka honey gel.

    Sizes

    • Single-use
    • 1.5 oz tube

  • Manuka honey dressing, light

    A light Manuka honey dressing for low-exudate wounds.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×5
Typical HCPCS category
Hydrogel A6242–A6244 (no border), A6245–A6247 (border), A6248 (gel, per fl oz) · hydrogel gauze A6231–A6233
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Hydrogel covers without an adhesive border, and hydrogel fillers: up to once per day. Covers with a border: up to 3 times per week. No frequency is stated for hydrogel-impregnated gauze. Gel filler (A6248) is also capped at 3 fluid ounces per wound in 30 days.
Note
Honey products are coded by product — confirm the code assigned to the specific item. PCSS doesn't suggest a code for its honey products.

Gauze, composites & film

The daily workhorses: island dressings, composites, film and roll gauze.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Bordered gauze

    Sterile island gauze with an adhesive border.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 8×8

  • Silicone bordered gauze

    A gentle silicone border for fragile periwound skin.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6
    • 8×8

  • Composite dressing

    Absorbent pad, breathable backing and adhesive border in one.

    Sizes

    • 4×4
    • 6×6

  • Transparent film

    For superficial wounds and securement.

    Sizes

    • 4×4¾

  • Roll gauze, sterile

    Conforming roll gauze.

    Sizes

    • 4.5 in.
Typical HCPCS category
Bordered gauze A6219–A6221 · composites A6203–A6205 · film A6257–A6259 · conforming roll A6446
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Bordered gauze once per day; composites and film up to 3 times per week.

Non-adherent & impregnated gauze

Petrolatum, bismuth and oil-emulsion layers that lift cleanly at each change.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Bismuth petrolatum gauze

    Petrolatum gauze with 3% bismuth tribromophenate.

    Sizes

    • 2×2
    • 4×4
    • 5×9

  • Petrolatum dressing

    Petrolatum-impregnated non-adherent layer.

    Sizes

    • 3×9

  • Oil emulsion dressing

    A non-adherent oil-emulsion layer.

    Sizes

    • 3×3
Typical HCPCS category
A6222–A6224 (impregnated gauze, without border)
Medicare change frequency (LCD L33831)
Up to once per day.

Wound cleanser

8 oz cleanser spray for routine wound bed preparation.

Sizes, HCPCS and FAQs

  • Wound cleanser

    8 oz spray.

    Sizes

    • 8 oz
Note
Medicare does not cover wound cleansers (A6260) under the surgical dressing benefit.

Medicare notes

What Medicare's rules say about these products.

Short, sourced notes for providers and billing staff. Coverage is decided claim by claim.

Coverage starts with a qualifying wound

Medicare covers surgical dressings when a qualifying wound is present: a wound caused by, or treated by, a surgical procedure, or a wound after debridement.

Policy Article A54563(opens in a new tab)

Applied in the office vs. sent home

When a practitioner applies dressings as part of a professional service billed to Medicare, the dressings are included in that service and are not separately payable. Dressings sent home with the patient can be billed on their own claim, with the patient's home as the place of service — not the office.

Policy Article A54563(opens in a new tab)

Silver and honey formats

We list silver (Ag) and honey products by their base dressing type. Medicare's surgical dressing LCD lists silver and honey among materials whose safety and effectiveness “have not been established,” and classifies dressings by their clinically predominant component — one made predominantly of such materials isn't considered reasonable and necessary. Code each product by its PDAC listing; choose products on clinical judgment.

LCD L33831(opens in a new tab)

Medicare details checked against CMS sources on October 6, 2026. Not billing, coding or legal advice.

Read the documentation checklist

Questions

Wound dressings: common questions

Net-30 termsNo minimums to startStock orders in the wholesale portal
Can we mix dressing types on one order?

Yes. Cases, boxes and wound care kits from any category combine on one order, one shipment and one net-30 invoice.

Is there a minimum order?

No minimums to start. You can open an account with a single case or a single kit.

Which dressings come in silver?

Silver (Ag) versions are available in the alginate, gelling fiber, foam, collagen and hydrogel families, in the same formats as the standard versions.

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