Bed Pads & Underpads

Bed pads help protect mattresses and bedding from moisture caused by incontinence, spills, or other accidents.

The terms are often used interchangeably. Both refer to absorbent layers placed on top of bedding or furniture for protection.

Yes. Washable bed pads are designed for repeated machine washing and long-term use.

Seniors, caregivers, individuals managing incontinence, and people recovering from illness or surgery commonly use bed pads.

An alternating pressure mattress pad uses air chambers that inflate and deflate continuously to help redistribute pressure and improve comfort during extended bed rest.

They are commonly used as part of a pressure management plan to help reduce prolonged pressure on vulnerable areas of the body.

No. Many underpads can also be used on chairs, recliners, wheelchairs, and other seating surfaces.

Consider absorbency, waterproof protection, size, comfort, washability, and whether you need moisture protection or pressure-relief support.