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Premium Hospital-Quality Drypad in 23x36 and 30x36- Premium hospital-quality drypad is designed to handle the needs of those with skin at risk of damage from repeated moisture exposure
- Advanced, super-absorbent core absorbs fluid quickly and is dry to the touch in minutes
- Lies flat when wet without bunching, swelling or disintegrating
- Cloth-like outer cover for comfort
- Helps reduce full bed linen changes
- Air-permeable to support low air mattress therapy, which also protects bedding and permits air flow
- Available in 23 x 36 inch and 30 x 36 inch sizes
Specifications
| Associated SKUs | EXTSRB2336AZ, EXTRASRB2336A, EXTSRB3036AZ, EXTRASRB3036A |
|---|---|
| Medicare covered | No |
| Average Rating | 0 |
| PF Code | PF66986 |
| FSA covered | No |
| Flushable | No |
| Brand | Extrasorbs AP |
From the Manufacturer
When an underpad isn’t enough, it’s time to upgrade to a hospital-quality drypad. Whether you’re trying to help a loved one with incontinence stay dry and comfortable, you’re managing wound drainage, or combating MASD (moisture associated skin damage), Medline’s Extrasorbs AP Drypads can help.
- Super-absorbent core draws in moisture and locks it away from at-risk skin
- Feels dry to the touch in minutes
- Won’t bunch, swell or fall apart when wet
- Moderate to heavy absorbency
4 layers of protection in 1 absorbent drypad
More than trusted – TESTED.
10 Minute test for dryness
A drypad’s ability to withstand multiple insults is determined using the *rewet* test. The test is done by pouring 500 mililiters of water onto a drypad, waiting 10 minutes and then measuring how much water returns to the surface. The lower the number, the drier against skin.
10 Minute test for dryness
A drypad’s ability to withstand multiple insults is determined using the *rewet* test. The test is done by pouring 500 mililiters of water onto a drypad, waiting 10 minutes and then measuring how much water returns to the surface. The lower the number, the drier against skin.
Extrasorbs or Ultrasorbs? With 4 types to choose from, which drypad is right for your needs?
Extrasorbs AP | Extrasorbs ES | Ultrasorbs AP | Ultrasorbs ES
