Wedge with Slider Sheet- Bed Wedge with Nylon Slider Sheet and hook

Safely turn and reposition patients with this wedge and slider sheet system. Nylon sheet reduces friction while sliding a patient.

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The slider sheet is available in a mesh option so it can be used on a low air loss mattress without interfering with the benefits of the mattress. The wedge provides secure bed positioning and prevents bed roll-off. Simple to use. Slider sheet is 48" x 54"; machine wash and dry.

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