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Wedges are foam or inflatable pillows that come in a variety of shapes and sizes to provide support and elevation for different parts of the body. They are commonly used to alleviate pain, pressure, and discomfort associated with a variety of medical conditions, such as acid reflux, snoring, and sleep apnea. Wedges are also used for post-operative care, pregnancy, and to help individuals maintain a comfortable and healthy sleeping position. They can be made from different materials, including memory foam, and can be used on different surfaces, such as beds, chairs, and sofas.

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Comfort Glide Foam Wedges WEDGE,FOAM,30 DEGREE,COVERED,NONSLIP,1PR
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Comfort Glide Foam Wedges

  • Double-sided nonskid material helps wedges stay in place where you need them most
  • They are designed for use practically anywhere your patients need firm support
  • High-density foam helps support the recommended 30° tilt position or a 15° tilt
  • The nonskid cover can be easily cleaned according to facility guidelines
  • Click here to learn more about our ComfortGlide repositioning and lateral transfer solutions

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Compression-Packed Bed Wedges WEDGE COMPRESSED, RETAIL
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Compression-Packed Bed Wedges

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Compression-Packed Bed Wedges

  • Bed wedges made of high-density foam with stretch cover
  • Great for providing multiposition elevation for upper body or legs

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Q: What are the different types of wedges available for medical use?

A: Wedges come in different types such as bed wedges, foam wedges, bolster wedges, and positioning wedges.

Q: What are the different sizes and shapes of positioning wedges?

A: Positioning wedges come in a range of sizes and shapes, including triangular, rectangular, and circular. They are available in different heights and degrees of incline to meet various patient needs.

Q: What should be considered when choosing a wedge for medical use?

A: While choosing, it is important to consider the patient's condition, size, and comfort needs. The material of the wedge, such as foam or gel, should also be taken into consideration.