Cardinal Health 7176 - Simplicity WINGS Basic Underpad, 23" x 36" (58.4 cm x 91.4 cm), Light Absorbency, Lt. Blue Backsheet, Large, 23" x 36", 10/bg, 15 bg/cs (24 cs/plt)
Cardinal Health 7174 Simplicity WINGS Basic Underpad, 23" x 36" (58.4 cm x 91.4 cm), Light Absorbency
WINGS Extra Underpad offers a spunbound non-woven topsheet with a polypropylene backsheet to protext against leakage. Available in moderate absorbency.
- Spunbound non-woven top sheet allows fluid to pass quickly into the absorbent core
- Polypropylene backsheet protects against leakage and resists melting
- Fluff absorbent core
- Light absorbency
| Item No. | Size | Absorbent core | Color | Qty |
| 7174 | 23 x 36 in. | Fluff | Light.blue | 15 bags of 10 |
Cardinal Health Light Absorbency Standard Underpads provide a moisture barrier and limited absorbency for incontinence management. Here are some key features and information about these underpads:
Underpad Purpose: Underpads, also known as chux or bed pads, serve as protective barriers to prevent moisture and leaks from reaching bedding, mattresses, or furniture. They are commonly used in healthcare settings and for home care to manage light urinary incontinence or for any situation where moisture protection is needed.
Light Absorbency: These underpads are classified as having "light absorbency," which means they are designed to handle smaller amounts of liquid compared to products with moderate or heavy absorbency. They are suitable for individuals with mild incontinence or for situations where minimal moisture protection is required.
Size: The size of Cardinal Health Light Absorbency Standard Underpads may vary, but they are typically available in various sizes to accommodate different needs.
Moisture Barrier: These underpads typically feature a moisture-proof backing to prevent liquids from passing through to the underlying surface. This helps protect bedding, mattresses, or chairs from damage due to moisture.
Disposable: Like many underpads, Cardinal Health Light Absorbency Standard Underpads are disposable. They are intended for single-use and should be disposed of after each use.
