Cardinal Health 68125-GRY - Patient Safety Slippers, Double Tread, Terry In, X-Large, Gray, 48 pairs/cs

Cardinal Health 68125-GRY - Patient Safety Slippers, Double Tread, Terry In, X-Large, Gray, 48 pairs/cs

Safety, Quality, Comfort!

You want to keep your patients safe. Your patients want to be comfortable.

Have the best of both worlds - youll value the safety of traction and control. Your patients will appreciate the softness, comfort and breathability of quality, cotton-based slippers.

Patient Safety Slippers

A complete assortment of sizes and styles help ensure a comfortable fit for all patients.They can be worn for long periods of time thanks to the breathable fabric and are great for fall prevention in a hospital, at home, or your acute care, outpatient and long term care patients.

Patient Safety Slipper Features

• Sock-style.
• Ensure patients do not slip while moving about.
• Double tread slippers.
• Latex free.
• Made of 75% Cotton and 25% Polyester.
• Soft terry cloth on the inside provides extra soft comfort while absorbing any perspiration.
• Double-tread design provides skid-resistant treading on the top and bottom of the slipper for more coverage.
• Generous sizing helps ensure a comfortable fit even for larger patients.
• Infused with Microban anti-microbial product protection.
• Color gray.

• Upper-elastic band makes it easy for the patient to put on by themselves.
• Machine-washable.
• Ideal for hospitals, rehabilitation centers, and senior care facilities.
• Soft, warm, and comfortable to wear.
• The slip-resistant soles are designed to help reduce patient injuries and increase traction while navigating smooth, slick surfaces.
• Easy to launder, these socks are exceptional for cold weather environments.
• Helpful for those whose foot movements cause slippers to rotate on feet.

Terry Cloth

• It is a type of fabric with a plush texture that is soft to the touch and has highly absorbent qualities.
• Terry cloth features a high loop pile, which may be on one or both sides of the fabric.
• Clothing manufacturers often use terry cloth to make garments.