Gel-Foam Wheelchair Cushion - Incontinence-Proof Cover

SKU: 4MD-17736

$93.67 + Free Shipping

  • Two-chamber wheelchair flotation cushion that combines the comfort and therapeutic effectiveness of gel and foam
  • Water-based gel lowers interface pressure and cools to eliminate perspiration
  • High-density foam prevents bottoming-out
  • Low-shear I outer cover reduces skin-damaging friction –removes for easy laundering
  • Wipes clean for easy care
  • Incontinent-proof vinyl cover prevents urine from entering cushion
  • Safety strap secures cushion to wheelchair
  • New anti-slip bottom for added user safety

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  • Net-30 terms & POs accepted
  • Government & GSA purchasing
  • Volume & contract pricing
  • Tax-exempt ordering

Is great for geri chairs, wheelchairs and standard chairs. Bottom chamber contains resilient foam that prevents bottoming out. The gel-filled top chamber evenly distributes weight to relieve pressure. Gel and foam are separated. Sealed in incontinence-proof vinyl. Washable polyester cloth outer cover with ties.

Features
  • Two-chamber wheelchair flotation cushion that combines the comfort and therapeutic effectiveness of gel and foam
  • Water-based gel lowers interface pressure and cools to eliminate perspiration
  • High-density foam prevents bottoming-out
  • Low-shear I outer cover reduces skin-damaging friction –removes for easy laundering
  • Wipes clean for easy care
  • Incontinent-proof vinyl cover prevents urine from entering cushion
  • Safety strap secures cushion to wheelchair
  • New anti-slip bottom for added user safety
ApplicationSeat Cushion
ColorBlack
Cover MaterialVinyl / Polyester Cover
Dimensions18 W X 16 D X 2-1/2 H Inch
For Use WithFor Wheelchair Seats
HCPCSE2601
Inflation TypeNoninflatable
MaterialFoam / Gel
Securing MethodHook and Loop Strap Fastening with Buckle
UsageReusable

SkiL-Care Gel Foam Cushion, 18″ x 16″ x 2 1-2″

California Prop 65

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including arsenic, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, visit Proposition 65