MedlineUltrasorbs Bed Pads Disposable Adult, Advanced+ Premium Ultra Thick, 23x36, 70 Count, Chucks Pads Disposable Adult, Heavy Duty Chux Pads, for Incontinence, Chairs, Postpartum, 300 LB Capacity

These pads are great for protecting bed sheets and chair. Size is great. Cost is good for what you get (an entire case).

I am my mother's caregiver. However, there are many reasons why you might need a protective disposable underpad. I even keep some in the car in case I find a animal that needs help... wounded or not. It is easy to put a couple of these down to protect your car seat. Pick a friend up who is drenched with rain and you're good to go!These particular underpads. are the best ones I've found. They are a nice size / weight, and it doesn't wad up when liquid is introduced. It makes helping someone with a bed pan much easier. Just wrap one end over the bed pan, slip it under the person and smooth out. Then you don't have to worry if spillage occurs.This is the type of product that is good to have on hand whether than waiting to order it when needed.There is another brand that I tried on my mother since she is petite. It is one for children, but they are a nice size. The fabric is good quality, and the four corners have an adhesive to help keep it in place. It didn't work for my mother, but I have found that I can use these with a cat we adopted that had been abused. She will having surgery soon to help fix her problem, but until then I have to keep disposable underpads in her litter box. Long story! Anyway, they are called GoodNights and can be found at:GoodNites Disposable Bed Mats, 36 CountBoth are great products.

I was looking to replace some of the pads I had before, and most are very cheap and thin, these are very thick and very good quality

These pads are super absorbent, allow the air to circulate (unlike plastic ones), thin enough to roll under a patient as you turn them, and sturdy enough to use as a draw sheet (especially helpful if your trying to avoid layers of materials beneath a patient who is on a low air loss mattress).My father is on a low air loss mattress and was due to arrive from the hospital. I ordered another less expensive incontinence pad from another seller, and when I tried to use them for my dad they soaked right through--even using 2 pads (and using 2 defeats the point of using specialty breathable pads for low air loss mattresses anyway). Also the cotton clumped when I put them under him, and the pads were too bulky to roll under him easily. It was a very difficult first night. The next morning, I ordered these (which were the kind used in the hospital and are also good for use with low air loss mattresses) and contacted the seller explaining my dillemma, and they overnighted them for the same charge as the expedited 3-5 day delivery!

very large when unfolded, but folded in to thirds, making re-folding in to halves or one fourths more difficult!

My husband has had a terrible year health-wise, and one issue is incontinence. I discovered these in a hospital ICU after one of his surgeries and they sent the rest of the package home. I've been buying them by the case ever since. Sometimes I have to double them if he will be in one place for a long time, but it is rare that they get soaked through to whatever is beneath. I hate the hefty price, but am willing to pay to protect his upholstered recliner and bedding. They also protect his skin from the wetness. In fact, he will often not realize he has a wetness problem because the wicking action is so good. BTW I tried cheaper brands and you DO get what you pay for!

My dad has recently become bed bound due to a stroke. These definitely help him feel clean and safe from him spilling out of his diaper or mess with bowels as he doesn’t eat solid foods. The added plus is when we shower we can use water and this holds amazing it also serves as a pad to help move him up down and side to side in bed. They are very strong and durable. I wish they would not be so expensive for something so necessary and a monthly buy for us.

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