
BPL Air Mattress
BPL

Prevents and heals bed sores.
Delivers alternating pressure that improves blood circulation and promotes faster healing
Helps manage skin maceration.
Bubble pad with alternate inflation / deflation of cells that provides comfort and relief.
LED on/off switch and rotatory dial for pressure setting.
Can be fixed on the bed by extra flaps on both top and bottom side
Bubble pad Mattress with height 7 cm, length 200 cm and width 90 cm.
Bubble pad mattress allows sufficient flow of blood to all the tissues by reducing pressure on the blood vessels.
Mattress with height 7 cm, length 200 cm and width 90 cm.
Alternating pressure due to inflation and deflation which constantly changes pressure points and provides comfort and relief to the skin.
Provided with a fixed hook and air filter on the bottom of the pump.
Increases blood flow and prevents recurrence of bed sores in bed ridden patients
Medical grade non-toxic bubble pad mattress.
Evenly distributes weight to relieve pressure spots for exceptional support and comfort.
Essential medical care device for a patient who has to lie for a long time.
Clean and sterilize once in two days.
Store in a dry place
Prevent from dampness
Clean and sterilize once in two days.
Store in a dry place
Prevent from dampness
Primary Prevention: Suitable for individuals at risk of pressure sores due to limited mobility, prolonged bed rest, or sedentary conditions — helps maintain skin integrity, reduce pressure points, and prevent the onset of bed sores from the start.
Secondary Prevention: Ideal for individuals showing skin redness, irritation, or pressure marks — helps relieve pressure, support skin recovery, and prevent progression to more severe sores.
Tertiary Prevention: Recommended for individuals with existing or recurring bed sores — helps promote healing, protect vulnerable areas, and support long-term skin health and comfort with consistent use.

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