For those suffering, or at risk of bed or pressure sores:

Treat-Eezi Pressure Sore Treatment Pad is an Innovative, Essential Addition to any Bed or Chair

The treatment pad provides great comfort, whilst also reducing sweat and pressure on the skin. Clinical trials have shown the Treat-Eezi Pressure Sore Treatment Pad to actively encourage healing of stage 2, 3 and 4 open wounds within a 4-week period. Users have also reported a reduction in itchiness (a symptom of developing skin issues for the immobile) and delighted in their new-found restful evenings, thanks to the Treat-Eezi Pressure Sore Treatment Pad.

Due to its size and lightweight design, this pad can be used on both beds and chairs, making it the perfect comfort companion you can take anywhere.

Clinically approved by the NHS, this innovative cushion;

• Totally eliminates shearing forces
• Minimises friction between skin and pad
• Is made from breathable materials
• Wicks away moisture, reducing problems caused by sweating
• Can be bleached and machine washed for total hygiene
• Reduces pressure on any given part of the body at any one time, to minimise the risk of pressure sores
• Helps to regulate body temperature

Simple Yet Effective Engineering to Prevent and Heal Pressure Sores

The multi-layered pad is created using thousands of polyester fibres that work to conform with the body’s natural contours, whether seated or laying down. Air continually passes through these fibres keeping the user cool and comfortable from morning to night time, whilst relaxing watching television or getting a full and restful night’s sleep.

The relief of pressure experienced whilst using the Treat-Eezi pad means the users circulation is vastly improved, and as any healthcare professional would confirm - healthy blood flow is essential in preventing many ailments, including bed and pressure sores.

You can purchase just the seat pad or the seat pad with the semi-permeable cover for protection against accidents relating to incontinence, and to protect the seat pad long-term.