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Medical Disorders Commonly occuring in Bed-confined People:
28th Jul 2022
It
is not only a significant physical adjustment for patients and families but
also emotionally challenging to watch a loved one become bed-confined.
Additionally, many difficulties can arise if so
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How to Wash & Care for Your Sheepskins?
22nd Jul 2022
Image: The SpruceClean and take care of your sheepskin properly. There is a way to keep your medical sheepskins looking and feeling as good as new.Medical Sheepskin is durable, therapeutic and easy to
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TOP-SELLING Pressure Sore Prevention PRODUCTS
Posted by Down-Under Wool on 26th Jun 2022
WHAT ARE THE TOP-SELLING Pressure Sore Prevention PRODUCTS using AUSTRALIAN MEDICAL SHEEPSKIN?Are you confined to a bed or wheelchair? Are you looking for products
that can provide you comfort and pr
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Merino Wool recently recognised as asthma and allergy friendly:
19th Apr 2022
Merino
wool is a natural and renewable fiber, and it was once believed that it might
cause skin irritation and allergies. However, Allergy Standards Limited (ASL)
has now acknowledged merino wool a
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Wheelchair Pressure Sore Prevention
Posted by Down-Under Wool on 30th Oct 2021
Most wheelchair users think that getting pressure
sores are common and cannot be avoided. However, pressure sores prevention in
wheelchair users is possible. Keep reading to find out how to prevent
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PRESSURE SMART XD1900 PRODUCTS
Posted by Down-Under Wool on 30th Oct 2021
What Pressure Smart XD1900 Products Are Available By Down-Under Wool For Bedsore Prevention?Pressure Smart XD1900 provides true comfort,
pressure relief, skin moisture reduction, and body temperature
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Sheepskin Seat Pads By Down-Under Wool
Posted by Down-Under Wool on 6th Oct 2021
Seat pads by Down-Under Wool are an excellent addition to your life, especially if you are incontinent, have pressure sores, or are confined to a
wheelchair. Medical Sheepskin seat pads are an excell
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Bed Sore Prevention In Incontinent Patients
Posted by Down-Under Wool on 6th Oct 2021
Incontinent
patients lose control of their bladder and bowel, making it impossible to regulate urination and bowel motions. This can be quite
embarrassing, but the issue does not end there. Incontin
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