Collagen Wound Care
Collagen Kit
Collagen Wound Care
Collagen Kit
- Everything for 5 complete dressing changes in one box
- FDA 510(k)-cleared collagen pads included
- Sterile saline, nitrile gloves, and medical tape included
- Clinic-quality dressing changes at home
- For diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, and surgical wounds
An at-home wound care kit with everything for 5 complete dressing changes, 5 FDA 510(k)-cleared collagen pads + sterile saline + nitrile gloves + medical tape, ready to apply.
The Complete Collagen Care Kit pairs Ovena's FDA 510(k)-cleared Type I collagen with sterile saline, gloves, and tape, everything needed for a clean, clinic-quality dressing change at home for diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, surgical wounds, and other chronic wounds. The collagen scaffold supports fibroblast activity and granulation while a moist wound environment is maintained between changes.
An at-home wound care kit with everything for five complete dressing changes, five 1 g Collagen Wound Powder packets, five Care Wash sterile saline ampoules, nitrile gloves, and five 2 in × 2 in adhesive gauze pads, organized in one box.
The Collagen Powder Care Kit pairs Ovena's Type I bovine collagen wound powder with sterile Care Wash, gloves, and gauze, everything needed for a clean, organized dressing change at home for diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, surgical wounds, and other chronic wounds. The collagen powder conforms to irregular, tunneling, and undermined wounds where a flat pad can't sit flush, giving the wound bed a collagen scaffold that supports the body's natural healing process.
Clinical Studies
Diabetic ulcer RCT (2020) → Systematic review (2020) → · PubMedCollagen powder care
Powder-based dressing care, organized.
Five single-use sets of collagen wound powder, Care Wash sterile saline, gloves, and adhesive gauze, organized in one box so every dressing change starts with everything in reach. The powder conforms to irregular and tunneling wounds where a flat pad can't sit flush.

Care kits
Dressing-change essentials, organized in one box.
Collagen pads, saline, gloves, and tape in one organized kit, so each dressing change starts with everything in reach.

Care kits
Dressing-change essentials, organized in one box.
Collagen pads, saline, gloves, and tape in one organized kit, so each dressing change starts with everything in reach.

Choose your size
Choose your dressing size.

2in × 2in Care Kit
Built around smaller 2in × 2in collagen pads for more focused areas.
4in × 4in Care Kit
Built around larger 4in × 4in collagen pads for broader coverage.
Conservative wound care
A full conservative dressing-change, in one box.
Everything a caregiver needs to manage a wound conservatively at home, cleanse, apply collagen, and cover, with clinical-grade supplies.
The conservative routine
Cleanse
Care Wash sterile saline solution.
Apply
Collagen wound dressing onto the wound.
Cover
Secondary pads and medical tape.
Protect
Nitrile gloves keep each change clean.
Why it works
One-box routine
No guessing what you need for a complete dressing change.
Collagen at the core
FDA 510(k)-cleared Type I collagen supports natural repair.
Clean technique
Saline, gloves and tape support an aseptic change at home.
Commonly used for
- At-home wound care
- Caregiver dressing changes
- Diabetic foot ulcers
- Pressure injuries
- Post-surgical wounds
FDA 510(k)-cleared collagen dressing · clinical-grade supplies. Supports conservative wound management, not a substitute for professional medical care.
How it's organized
Why it is organized this way.
Fewer separate decisions
One box replaces a cart full of individual supplies.
Easier reordering
One SKU to reorder when supplies run low.
Cleaner routine setup
Organized components support a calmer dressing-change routine.
What's in the pack
Five dressing-change sets, in one box.
Each box holds five complete single-use sets, one per dressing change.✓ Five 1 g Collagen Wound Powder packets✓ Five Care Wash sterile saline ampoules✓ Nitrile gloves✓ Five 2 in × 2 in adhesive gauze pads

What's in the kit
What's included.
Everything for five complete dressing changes, organized in one box.✓ 1 Collagen Wound Dressing box, five 4in × 4in pads✓ 1 Care Wash box, 20 single-use 15 mL ampoules✓ 1 pair of nitrile gloves✓ 1 medical tape roll

What's in the kit
What's included.
Everything for five complete dressing changes, organized in one box.✓ 1 Collagen Wound Dressing box, five 2in × 2in pads✓ 1 Care Wash box, 20 single-use 15 mL ampoules✓ 1 pair of nitrile gloves✓ 1 medical tape roll

One dressing change
Prepare, cleanse, apply, cover.
Glove up and open your dressing-change set.
Clean the wound with the care-wash ampoule.
Place the collagen dressing over the wound bed.
Secure with the film and check the seal.
Everything for one dressing change in a single box — prepare, cleanse, place the collagen dressing, and cover. Built to support clinician-directed routines.
Supports clinician-directed wound-care routines; it does not replace your clinician's instructions.
How to use
The routine, step by step.
Prepare
Lay out the kit components and follow hand-hygiene or glove directions.
Cleanse
Cleanse the wound with Care Wash as directed.
Apply
Place the selected collagen dressing as directed.
Secure
Secure with the included medical tape per the package or clinician directions.
Change as directed
Follow the package instructions and your clinician-directed schedule.
Always follow your clinician's directions for your care plan.
How to use
The routine, step by step.
Prepare
Open one set, a powder packet, a Care Wash ampoule, gloves, and a gauze pad, and glove up.
Cleanse
Irrigate the wound with Care Wash sterile saline and gently pat the surrounding skin dry.
Apply
Lightly dust the collagen powder to evenly cover the wound bed.
Cover
Cover with the adhesive gauze pad, and change on your clinician's schedule.
Always follow your clinician's directions for your care plan.
Single-use simplicity
Five single-use sets.
Each set is used once and discarded, so every dressing change starts clean, with no measuring, no leftover supplies, and nothing carried over between changes.

Product details
- Collagen dressings
- 5 pads
- Care Wash
- 1 box · 20 single-use 15 mL ampoules
- Preparation
- 1 pair of nitrile gloves
- Securement
- 1 medical tape roll
Good to know
- Check kit contents on arrival and store in a clean, dry place. Saline is single-use once opened.
Referenced research
The evidence behind the category.
Independent published research on this product category. Studies describe the category and mechanism, individual results vary.
RCT · 2020 · Adv Wound Care
Bovine collagen vs. standard care in diabetic foot ulcers
Randomized controlled trial: the collagen arm showed faster percentage wound-area reduction than standard moist wound care in chronic diabetic foot ulcers.
Systematic review · 2020 · J Wound Care
Advanced dressings for chronic, non-healing wounds
Collagen scaffolds outperformed standard gauze across healing endpoints in chronic non-healing wounds.
Common questions
What is included in the Care Kit?
One Collagen Wound Dressing box (5 pads), one Care Wash box of 20 single-use 15 mL ampoules, one pair of nitrile gloves, and one medical tape roll.
Which size should I choose?
Match the pad size to the area you are covering: 2in × 2in for more focused areas, 4in × 4in for broader coverage. Your clinician can direct the right fit.
Does the Care Kit contain 20 Care Wash ampoules?
Yes. Each kit includes one full Care Wash box of 20 single-use 15 mL sterile-saline ampoules for wound irrigation.
Is this FSA/HSA eligible?
It may be FSA/HSA eligible. Eligibility varies by plan, so check with your administrator and keep your receipts.
Further reading
Clinically reviewed by Dr. David Chahine, MD. The deeper-dive guides our customers ask for most often.
How to apply a collagen wound dressing
The 6-step protocol a wound care nurse uses.
Read guide →FAQ · 5 minHow often to change a collagen dressing
The 1–3 day standard and when to deviate.
Read guide →Pillar · 9 minCollagen for diabetic foot ulcers
Why DFUs stall and the protocol wound care teams use.
Read guide →Compare · 7 minCollagen vs hydrocolloid, which to use when
Two completely different mechanisms. The decision tree.
Read guide →Outfitting a clinic or agency?
Volume pricing and organized supply for facilities, from one box to a thousand.
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