Hygienic Disposable Underpads No name 3-layer Waterproof 500 pcs

No name Hygienic Disposable Underpads, pack of 500, are three-layer waterproof underpads designed to protect beds, chairs and other surfaces from spills, incontinence and fluid contamination. Each single-use pad has an absorbent core and a leak-proof backing to provide a hygienic barrier in medical, caregiving and travel environments. The compact bulk package is intended for facilities and households that require frequent replacement and reliable surface protection.

Advantages

The three-layer construction combines a soft top sheet for immediate fluid transfer, an absorbent middle layer to retain moisture and a waterproof bottom layer that prevents leakage and protects underlying surfaces. Single-use design reduces cross-contamination risk and eliminates the need for laundering, while the lightweight pads are easy to deploy and dispose of. The large pack quantity supports uninterrupted use in clinics, nursing homes and home care settings.

Suitable for

• Protection of mattresses and bed linens from incontinence or spills
• Use in hospitals, clinics and nursing facilities as a disposable barrier
• Home caregiving and assisted living environments
• Protection of chairs, wheelchairs and vehicle seats during transport
• Temporary surface protection during wound care or medical procedures

Key specifications

• Construction: three-layer design with top sheet, absorbent core and waterproof backing
• Usage: single-use disposable underpad
• Quantity: 500 pads per pack
• Absorption: designed for moderate liquid absorption and retention
• Backing: leak-proof waterproof layer to protect underlying surfaces
• Top surface: soft and permeable for quick fluid transfer to core

How to use

Place the underpad with the absorbent side up and the waterproof backing against the surface to be protected. Smooth the pad so it lies flat under the area at risk of exposure to liquids. Replace the pad after significant saturation or per local hygiene protocols. Dispose of used pads in appropriate waste containers; do not flush or launder for reuse.

Usage recommendations

For effective protection, position a pad under the area of highest risk and change it promptly when wet. Use additional pads or larger coverage for high-flow situations. Store the product in a dry, cool place and follow facility infection-control procedures when disposing of used items.