Pressure Sore Relief Aids
Prevention is better than cure

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Our range of Pressure Sore Relief aids are simple and cost effective.

Designed to help pressure sores from developing and to give relief to sores already developed.

The concept of the design is to avoid contact with the bed / surface, thereby alleviating pressure on the skin. This can help reduce skin breakdown and relieve sites of pressure by redistributing pressure more evenly over a bone prominence.

All our products are made using a pressure relieving memory foam. This is supremely soft and comfortable and offers key benefits and features.

* conforms to any shape
* pressure relieving
* ultimate support
* Mould, mildew, fungus and MSRA prevention
* anti allergenic
* Ideal for asthma sufferers

If you are not very mobile e.g. very still in bed, the pressure sore relief aids can be just placed in position by yourself or your carer.

If you wish they can be held in position using velcro straps, which are supplied with a strip of memory foam to place under the strap to prevent contact with the skin. Alternatively bandages can be used to hold them in position.

Obviously where possible, early mobility and regular movement also play an important role in working to reduce the risk of pressure / bed sores / ulceration.

E.g. * changing position * adjusting clothing bedding

By using a pressure sore relief aid you are reducing the time spent on a potentially vulnerable or damaged area of skin.

Our pressure sore relief aids are also valuable in post operative use, injuries and accidental damage to skin - where avoiding surface / bed contact is beneficial for healing and comfort.

Pressure Mapping Test Results


Subject patient 5'5 weight 154lbs

The red area indicates pressure. No relief or preventative system used.

Pressure is relieved
when a pressure sore
relief aid is used.




Pictures illustrate the use of a heel save wedge
and ankle save circle


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Applications

Heels
Elbows
Ankles
Legs
Arms
Hip
Back
Lower Back
Head
Ears
Post operative Uses
Wheelchair User

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