Material: 100% natural wool
Size : 8-9 SQ FT
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PP-MD7501
The ancients discovered that sheepskin had excellent water absorption, insulation, and softness, and was widely used, especially by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans who used sheepskin to make medical supplies.
With the development of medical technology, sheepskin is not only used as a bandage and dressing material in the medical field, but also used to make medical mattresses and seat cushions. Considering that the natural fiber structure of sheepskin has good breathability and moisture absorption, it helps to keep the skin dry and healthy. Sheepskin pads have excellent support and comfort, which can reduce the pressure on patients who are bedridden or sitting for a long time, and prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers.
The ancients discovered that sheepskin had excellent water absorption, insulation, and softness, and was widely used, especially by the ancient Egyptians, Greeks, and Romans who used sheepskin to make medical supplies.
With the development of medical technology, sheepskin is not only used as a bandage and dressing material in the medical field, but also used to make medical mattresses and seat cushions. Considering that the natural fiber structure of sheepskin has good breathability and moisture absorption, it helps to keep the skin dry and healthy. Sheepskin pads have excellent support and comfort, which can reduce the pressure on patients who are bedridden or sitting for a long time, and prevent the occurrence of pressure ulcers.
In medical facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers, sheepskin is often used as bedding to provide soft support for patients who need to stay in bed for a long time, reduce body pressure, and promote blood circulation. This is particularly important for patients who are bedridden for a long time, especially for the elderly and disabled.
In addition, sheepskin is widely used in seats such as wheelchairs, strollers, and chairs, providing additional comfort and support for patients who need to sit for extended periods of time. Its natural moisture absorption and sweat wicking properties help keep the skin dry, prevent pressure ulcers and other skin problems. Therefore, whether in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care environments, sheepskin greatly enhances the ability to provide actual comfort and protection for patients.
The widespread application of sheepskin also helps to improve the comfort and humanization of the medical environment, enhance the treatment experience and rehabilitation effect of patients. By providing patients with a comfortable and warm environment, sheepskin is not only a practical medical aid, but also symbolizes care and warmth, bringing peace of mind and comfort to patients.
In medical facilities such as hospitals, nursing homes, and rehabilitation centers, sheepskin is often used as bedding to provide soft support for patients who need to stay in bed for a long time, reduce body pressure, and promote blood circulation. This is particularly important for patients who are bedridden for a long time, especially for the elderly and disabled.
In addition, sheepskin is widely used in seats such as wheelchairs, strollers, and chairs, providing additional comfort and support for patients who need to sit for extended periods of time. Its natural moisture absorption and sweat wicking properties help keep the skin dry, prevent pressure ulcers and other skin problems. Therefore, whether in hospitals, nursing homes, or home care environments, sheepskin greatly enhances the ability to provide actual comfort and protection for patients.
The widespread application of sheepskin also helps to improve the comfort and humanization of the medical environment, enhance the treatment experience and rehabilitation effect of patients. By providing patients with a comfortable and warm environment, sheepskin is not only a practical medical aid, but also symbolizes care and warmth, bringing peace of mind and comfort to patients.