Collagen Wound Care — Ovena Health
Collagen wound care, held to a clinical standard.
100% bovine collagen in three formats — 2in × 2in pads, 4in × 4in pads, and dry collagen powder for wounds a sheet can't reach.
How the collagen actually works.
The dressing wound clinics use
Sterile, single-use Type I bovine collagen in 2in × 2in pads, 4in × 4in pads, and dry powder — used for diabetic foot ulcers, pressure injuries, and venous leg ulcers.
A scaffold, not just a cover
Type I bovine collagen supports the body's natural wound-healing cascade — laying down a scaffold that attracts fibroblasts that rebuild tissue and binds excess MMPs that stall chronic wounds.
Powder reaches what a pad can't
Dry collagen powder pours into tunneling, undermining, and irregular wound beds where a flat sheet won't make full contact.
Non-stick, pain-free changes
Designed to lift away cleanly without sticking to the wound bed — for calmer dressing changes.
FSA/HSA eligible — A6021 & A6010
Same Type I bovine category as Promogran, Puracol, Fibracol, and Stimulen. Pads bill under A6021; powder under A6010.
Bought direct, priced direct
Order Ovena collagen dressings and powder directly. See each product page for current pricing and available options.
Three formats, one standard.
2in × 2in pads
The everyday size. Focused coverage for smaller ulcers, donor sites, and skin tears.
4in × 4in pads
Larger coverage for broader wound beds — full-thickness and partial-thickness wounds.
Collagen powder
Dry-form collagen that pours into tunneling, undermining, and irregular wound beds a pad can't conform to.
Buying for a practice or facility? Request professional pricing for collagen dressings, powder and Care Wash.
100% bovine collagen.
A soft, conformable collagen pad designed for clinician-directed wound care routines — and, in the powder format, the same collagen in a dry, pourable form for wounds that won't take a sheet.
- ✓ Type I bovine collagen — no added actives
- ✓ Sterile, single-use, individually sealed
- ✓ Used under a cover dressing as the primary contact layer
Cleanse, apply, cover, change.
Use as directed and follow your clinician's instructions.
- Cleanse — Prepare the area per your clinician's guidance.
- Apply — Place the collagen dressing, or pour the powder into the wound bed for tunneling/undermined areas.
- Cover — Secure with an appropriate cover dressing.
- Change as directed — Replace according to directions.
Questions, answered.
What is the dressing made of?
100% bovine collagen. Pads come 5 per box in 2in × 2in and 4in × 4in. Powder comes 5 × 1g pieces per box.
When would I use the powder instead of a pad?
Powder is for wounds a sheet can't conform to — tunneling, undermining, deep or irregular beds. Your clinician should direct which format fits the wound.
Is it FSA/HSA eligible?
Eligibility varies by plan. Pads fall under HCPCS A6021; powder under A6010. Check with your plan administrator.
Where can I see current prices?
Choose a product above for current pricing, sizes and availability. Practices and facilities can request professional pricing.
Collagen wound care, on a clinical standard.
100% bovine collagen in 2in × 2in pads, 4in × 4in pads, and dry collagen powder.