DRKLC
DRKLC Heel Protector Cushion Pillow For Pressure Sore And Ulcer Relief Adjustable Foot Pillow For Bedridden Patients Blue One Piece
DRKLC Heel Protector Cushion Pillow For Pressure Sore And Ulcer Relief Adjustable Foot Pillow For Bedridden Patients Blue One Piece
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Product features
Product features
Materials and care
Materials and care
[Generic] Soft Cotton Outer Fabric, High-Elastic Polyester Fiber Filling, Nylon Velcro Straps, Synthetic Thread
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- Directly Sourced From USA
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Product Description
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FAQ
Q1. How do you protect heels from pressure ulcers?
Ans: The most effective way to protect heels is by using a suspension-style cushion like the DRKLC Heel Protector. This device lifts the heel off the bed surface, redistributing weight to the calf and foot to prevent localized pressure and improve blood flow.
Q2. How to relieve heel pressure in bed?
Ans: Using an adjustable foot pillow specifically designed for pressure relief is ideal. These pillows provide a soft barrier between the skin and the mattress while using an open-design to ensure the heel does not touch any hard surfaces while resting.
Q3. What is a heel protector for in bed?
Ans: A heel protector is a medical-grade cushion used to prevent and treat bedsores, decubitus ulcers, and friction-related injuries in patients who cannot move their legs frequently. It ensures the delicate skin of the heel remains protected and ventilated.
Q4. Are these DRKLC heel protectors authentic USA imports available in India?
Ans: Yes, Rudra Retails provides authentic DRKLC products sourced directly from the USA. We ensure that Indian customers receive genuine, high-quality medical supplies imported specifically for specialized patient care.
Q5. Can a patient walk while wearing this heel protector?
Ans: No, this product is designed exclusively for use while lying in bed or sitting in a wheelchair. For safety reasons and to maintain the integrity of the cushion, patients should not attempt to walk while wearing it.