DMI Briefs & Underwear

Consider supplementing your health care facility's stock of incontinence products with disposable underwear. Soft, high-absorbency underwear helps with containment for patients recovering from a procedure, while snug styles provide protection and discretion for people with high mobility. You can keep a stock of disposable panties in a patient's bathroom for quick changes, or you can add them to your aides' daily toiletry rounds. Each of these products feature designs to contain liquids and solids, creating a cleaner and more comfortable environment in patients' rooms.

Absorbent Materials

You can keep your patients comfortable in bed or on the go with disposable underwear. Bedridden patients with fragile skin can benefit from high-absorbency styles that contain a large volume of liquid. For highly mobile patients, light-absorbency types offer leak protection. Underwear made with breathable fabrics help dissipate heat and reduce chafing, while sophisticated acquisition layers wick moisture away from the skin to prevent uncomfortable dampness. Many kinds feature fibers that lower pH and help control odors between changes.

Sleek Styles

Body-hugging disposable underwear provides protection without unsightly lumps and bumps. These sleek styles disappear under clothing, so it's easy to wear jeans and slim-fitting pants. Consider underwear that reduce bulk which features absorbent padding only in necessary areas. Models with soft elastic or fabric sides can eliminate crinkling noises and allow the wearer to move without feeling restricted.

Easy-On Designs

Consider helping your health care aides dress patients with easy-on underwear styles. Workers can fasten models with side-close tabs while a patient is still in bed, thereby eliminating the need to stand for people with limited mobility. You can choose elastic-top kinds to allow mobile patients to tackle their daily toiletry routines independently. For situations where assistance is necessary, consider easing the process with underwear that contains flexible leg openings and stretchy stomach panels. Types with tear-away sides streamline removal and prevent messes.

Multi-Packs

You can take the hassle out of reordering and stocking with convenient multi-packs. Smaller 20-packs help save space in a crowded facility with occasional incontinence needs, while large cases are a cost-effective option for long-term care facilities and hospital recovery wings. Many packs feature plastic coverings for easy packaging disposal and space-efficient storage. When you have high-traffic supply rooms, sturdy boxes allow stacking and quick dispensing. Consider choosing a selection of underwear in small, medium and large to accommodate patients of all sizes.

Waste Reduction

You can preserve your patients' dignity with reusable underwear that looks like standard panties, briefs or boxers. Some styles feature removable absorbent pads for easy changing, while staffer can wash other types between uses. For women, details such as lace edging and tiny bows add a feminine touch. Consider size-specific models to ensure a comfortable fit and reduce irritation. You can buy reusable underwear alone, or add incontinence pads for extra protection at night or during daytime outings.