Containing microbeads, Posiperle Positioners are hypoallergenic pillows with nano-porous filters, and designed with a PneumaPure filter system to prevent pathogens and allergens.
Supportive and breathable, Posiperle Positioning Cushions can adapt to all body shapes to relieve pressure while providing postural support.
The PosiPerle Small Cylindrical Positioning Cushion (45×14) provides the user with support, comfort and can be used with confidence for the prevention of or relief from pressure sores and ulcers.
The cylindrical Positioning Cushion can be used for many different positions for pressure care and posture support.
- Very versatile and can be used in a chair for lateral support for trunk support and mid-line alignment
- Can be used for head, chest, arms, legs knees and abduction positions
- Have welded seams
- PneumaPure filter system to block out pathogens and allergens
- Breathable
- Are light and easy to use
- Adapt to all morphologies
- Give support and comfort to the patient
- Help reduce pressure
Posiperle User Guidance
Consider putting the positioners under sheets, inside a pillowcase, or ordering a non stock positioner cover or fitted cushion cover to reduce risk of skin damage if any of the following apply:
- Positioners can be ordered with covers – this is recommended for clients who struggle with temperature control or are being treated for any pre-existing skin conditions. (E.G Excessive sweating, dry skin, broken skin, eczema, use of medicated or skin barrier creams).
- The use of heated or weighted blankets is not recommended
- All positioners are to be used with the guidance provided by the Health Care professional.
- Positioners are not to be used on an open undressed wound.
- This guide serves as a template for positioning the cushions with the client. Posiperle positioners are designed to offload sensitive areas. User discretion is advised
- Cushion position is to be repositioned as frequent as possible for the end users comfort and within the means of the level of care provided.
- Good moving and handling practice for insertion and removal of positioner to avoid skin damage or injury to carers.
