Korie Disposable Underpads, Bedpads, Bed Protectors

The KORIE Clinical Bed Pad is a high-quality, disposable bed pad designed to provide maximum protection and comfort for individuals who need extra support to keep their bedding clean and dry. These pads are particularly useful for those dealing with incontinence, post-surgery recovery, elderly care, baby care, or any situation where extra bedding protection is necessary.

Who Can Benefit from KORIE Clinical Bed Pads?

• Elderly Individuals: Those who may have difficulty getting out of bed or managing incontinence can benefit from the protection and comfort these pads provide.
• Post-Surgery Patients: Individuals recovering from surgery who need to stay in bed for extended periods will find these pads helpful in maintaining hygiene and comfort.
• Parents with Babies: These pads can be used as a protective layer during diaper changes or as an extra layer of security in the crib or bed.
• Caregivers: Whether at home or in a medical facility, caregivers can use these pads to ensure a clean and comfortable environment for those under their care.

Usage Instructions:

Preparation:

• Start with clean bedding. Make sure the bed is neatly made and ready for use.

Placing the Bed Pad:

• Unfold the KORIE Clinical Bed Pad from its packaging.
• Position the pad on the bed, ensuring the absorbent side (the soft, quilted side) is facing up.
• Center the pad under the person, covering the area most likely to require protection (usually the midsection).
• Smooth out any wrinkles to ensure a flat, comfortable surface.

During Use:

• The pad can be used alone or under a bedsheet, depending on personal preference.
• Once positioned correctly, the bed pad will absorb any moisture, keeping the person and bedding dry.

Changing the Pad:

• Check the pad regularly to ensure it remains dry and comfortable.
• If the pad becomes wet or soiled, carefully remove it by folding the edges inward to contain any moisture.
• Replace with a new KORIE Clinical Bed Pad as needed.

Disposal Instructions:

Removing the Pad:

• Once the pad has been used, carefully fold it inwards, starting from the edges, to avoid any spills.
• If the pad is heavily soiled, consider wearing gloves for added protection.

Disposal:

• Place the used pad in a plastic bag or a designated waste bin with a liner.
• Seal the bag securely to prevent any leakage or odors.
• Dispose of the bag in your regular household trash.

Hygiene:

• Wash your hands thoroughly after handling and disposing of the used pad.
• If the bed pad was used during illness or for wound care, consider using a separate, sealed trash bin for disposal to prevent the spread of bacteria.