- UPPM2436A | 24 in x 36 in (61 cm x 91 cm) | Each - $3.46
- UPPM2436A | 24 in x 36 in (61 cm x 91 cm) | Case of 60 - $113.97
- UPPM3136A | 31 in x 36 in (79 cm x 91 cm) | Each - $3.68
- UPPM3136A | 31 in x 36 in (79 cm x 91 cm) | Pack of 10 - $21.82
Cardinal Health Premium Underpads, Wings, 24 in x 36 in / 31 in x 36 in
PRODUCT DETAILS
Cardinal Health Premium Underpads, Wings are maximum-absorbency incontinence pads placed under a patient to help contain voids. A soft top sheet and super-absorbent core wick fluid away from the skin, while the strong, breathable back sheet allows air to circulate for use on low-air-loss mattresses. Available in two sizes.
Key Features and Benefits
- Maximum-absorbency core wicks fluid away from the skin and contains voids
- Soft top sheet helps increase patient comfort
- Strong, breathable back sheet technology
- Air-permeable, allowing air to circulate for use on low-air-loss mattresses
Cardinal Health Premium Underpads, Wings Size and Sold Unit Chart
| MPN | Size | Sold Unit | Case Quantity |
|---|---|---|---|
| UPPM2436A | 24 in x 36 in (61 cm x 91 cm) | Each or case | 60 pads |
| UPPM3136A | 31 in x 36 in (79 cm x 91 cm) | Each or pack | 10 pads |
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What are underpads?
Underpads are absorbent pads designed to protect beds, furniture, and other surfaces from moisture and leaks. They are commonly used for incontinence care, post-surgical recovery, and pet training.
What are the most absorbent underpads?
The most absorbent underpads feature multi-layer designs with superabsorbent polymers to lock in moisture. Popular options include Tranquility Air Plus and Medline Ultrasorbs.
How many underpads should be used per day?
The number of underpads needed per day depends on the level of incontinence or care requirements. Typically, 3-6 underpads per day are sufficient for most users.
Are disposable or reusable underpads better?
Disposable underpads offer convenience and hygiene, while reusable underpads provide an eco-friendly and cost-effective option. The choice depends on personal preference and specific care needs.
