Digital Oximeter

What Is It Made Of:

• Adult open diapers are typically constructed with:
• A soft, absorbent core made from fluff pulp (cellulose fibers) and superabsorbent polymer (SAP), usually sodium polyacrylate, which locks moisture into a gel to prevent leaks.​
• A top layer (topsheet) that contacts the skin, designed to whisk moisture away, keeping the skin dry.
• A waterproof outer layer to prevent fluid from escaping, made of a breathable film or plastic.
• Fastening tabs or adhesive tapes to secure the diaper and allow easy adjustments.​

Benefits:

• Leakage protection: The absorbent core quickly pulls in and locks away urine, reducing the risk of leaks or stains.​
• Skin comfort: The breathable materials and moisture-wicking design help prevent skin irritation, rashes, and infections.​
• Odor control: Many adult diapers include technology to neutralize odors for added discretion.​
• Stress reduction: They offer peace of mind for users worried about accidents when away from restrooms, improving confidence and emotional well-being.​
• Ease of use: Tape-style/open diapers can be changed easily by the wearer or a caregiver, making them suitable for people with limited mobility.​
• Better sleep: Night-use variants offer high absorbency for uninterrupted rest.​

How to Use:

• Open the diaper fully and lay it flat.
• If changing someone else, help position the user on their side or lift their hips.
• Slide the open diaper underneath, ensuring the absorbent core is aligned with the body.
• Pull the front up between the user’s legs.
• Fasten the side tapes/snaps on each side for a comfortable but snug fit. Adjust as needed.​
• Dispose of used diapers in a sanitary manner; wash hands thoroughly after changing.​
• For optimal skin health, check diapers regularly and change promptly after soiling.