
Healthshine Water Bed
Healthshine

Air mattress help prevent pressure ulcers and sores.
Made from medical-grade PVC material.
Has auto-adjusting air bubbles and alternating pressure therapy.
Offers low-noise operation Features anti-vibration metal hooks and additional end flaps.
The BPL Air Mattress is designed to prevent pressure ulcers.
Inflated air cells provide the necessary pressure to support the user.
Features an alternating mattress replacement system.
Deflated cells offer relief for the skin, promoting comfort and preventing sores.
Air mattress is portable and lightweight and can be carried anywhere.
Place the mattress on the bed frame with the hose end at the foot section of the bed frame.
Using the integrated hooks, securely hang the pump on the bed end at the foot end or place on a smooth flat surface.
Connect the air hoses from the mattress to the pump.
Plug the pump into a wall outlet.
Turn on the power switch on the control panel of the pump.
The pump will begin to inflate the mattress.
After inflation, adjust pressure setting by turning the knob and turn off the power switch.
Read the label carefully.
Store in a cool, dry place.
Keep out of reach of children.
Primary Prevention
Ideal for preventing pressure ulcers in bedridden or immobile individuals – Helps distribute body weight evenly through alternating pressure therapy, reducing prolonged pressure on specific areas.
Secondary Prevention
Suitable for individuals with bedsores – Aids in improving blood circulation, relieving skin stress, and minimizing the development of redness.
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for patients with existing pressure ulcers – Assists in supporting wound care by reducing continuous pressure.

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