Salk Inc BM0XL - Absorbent Underwear HealthDri™ Pull On Adult X-Large Male Reusable Moderate Absorbency - 1/Each
Absorbent Underwear HealthDri™ Pull On Adult X-Large Male Reusable Moderate Absorbency
This product can be found in our Daily Living Aids -> Incontinence -> Adult Briefs & Diapers section.
- SKU
- 100-880808EA
- Color
- White
- Size
- X-Large
- Gender
- Male
Description / Salk Inc BM0XL - Absorbent Underwear HealthDri™ Pull On Adult X-Large Male Reusable Moderate Absorbency - 1/Each
More Information
| Unit Of Measure | Each |
|---|---|
| Manufacturer Name | Salk Inc |
| Manufacturer Number | BM0XL |
| Application | Absorbent Underwear |
| Brand Or Series | HealthDri™ |
| Qty Per Unit of Measure | 1 |
| Backing Material | Cotton Backing |
| Topsheet Material | Cotton Topsheet |
| Absorbency | Moderate Absorbency |
| Gender | Male |
| Leg Style | Barrier Leg Cuffs |
| Size | X-Large |
| Size - Inches | 42 to 44 Inch Waist - Hip |
| Type | Breathable |
| User | Adult |
| Style | Pull On |
FAQ
What is included in Adult Briefs and Diapers?
Which brands does Great Oak Medical carry in Adult Briefs and Diapers?
What units of measure are available for Adult Briefs and Diapers?
Shop adult briefs by style
- Tab-style briefs (adult diapers): briefs with refastenable tabs at the sides, in light to maximum absorbency.
- Pull-up underwear: protective underwear worn like regular underwear, in men's, women's, and unisex styles.
- Overnight and heavy absorbency: briefs and underwear made for longer wear or heavier leaks.
- Bariatric sizes: briefs sized for larger waists and hips.
How to choose
- Size: measure the waist and hips. Sizes run from small through extra large and up, and each product page lists its range.
- Absorbency: products are rated from light to maximum or overnight.
- Style: briefs with tabs fasten at the sides. Pull-up styles are worn like regular underwear.
- Quantity: most items are sold by the bag and by the case, which suits care facilities.
What is the difference between an adult diaper and a brief?
The terms mean the same product: a full garment with built-in absorbency.
What is the difference between a brief and a pad?
A brief is a full garment. A pad or liner is worn inside regular underwear and suits lighter leaks. See Pads & Liners.
Do you sell to care facilities?
Yes. Case quantities and business accounts are available.