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Clear- Seat: They distribute body weight evenly and relieve pressure on the coccyx and pelvis. They help prevent pressure sores and reduce discomfort during prolonged use of a wheelchair or chair.
- Separators: Placed between the knees or ankles to keep the spine and pelvis properly aligned during sleep. They reduce pressure on the joints and relieve pain in the lower back, hips, and knees.
- Abduction: They keep the lower limbs at a fixed distance from each other, preventing the legs from crossing. They are essential after hip surgery or in cases of paralysis to prevent dislocation and ensure proper recovery.
- Rolls: They relieve pressure in the coccyx and pelvic area. They provide immediate relief when sitting in cases of hemorrhoids, pressure sores, or recovery after childbirth and surgery.
- Wedges: Anatomical pillows with a gradual incline that steadily elevate the upper body or the lower limbs. They improve blood circulation, reduce swelling in the legs, and relieve gastroesophageal reflux.
- Cylindrical: Placed under the knees, neck, or lower back for proper body alignment. They relax the muscular system and relieve pressure points during bed rest.
- Semi-cylindrical: They provide stable support for the knees, ankles, or lower back, helping maintain a comfortable posture without slipping.
- Memory Foam: Viscoelastic foam allows the pillow to adapt to the anatomy of the area it is used, distributing body weight evenly and achieving greater customization.
- Gel: Flexible, elastic material that conforms to the body’s contours and absorbs shocks. It distributes weight evenly to help prevent pressure sores, while also maintaining a low temperature to prevent sweating.
- Breathable: They allow air to circulate freely through the material, preventing the buildup of heat and moisture. This helps keep the skin dry and reduces the risk of irritation or pressure sores.
- with Air Cells: Design consisting of independent air cells that dynamically regulate the pressure exerted on the skin. It offers the highest possible protection against pressure ulcers for people who remain bedridden for long periods
- Cooling: They feature technology that absorbs and dissipates body heat, maintaining a cool surface. They provide comfort during prolonged use and help prevent overheating and sweating.
- with Hole: Special opening that relieves pressure on sensitive areas, such as the coccyx or perineum. It relieves discomfort (e.g., hemorrhoids) and helps prevent pressure sores.