Action Commode Seat Pad

The Action Commode Seat Pad provides exceptional comfort and relief from pressure and sheer. The Action Commode Seat Pad features hook and loop technilogy which makes it easy to attach, use and maintain. The Action Commode Seat Pad is available in a choice of two opening styles - Oval or Split. 

Features of the Action Commode Seat Pad

• Comfort and relief
• Hook and loop technology
• Easy to attach and use
• Available in two styles

Measurements of the Action Commode Seat Pad

About Action Akton® Polymer

Akton® polymer is a unique, ultra-soft synthetic rubber-like, shock-absorbing material was initially developed as a scientific pursuit to create padding that would help prevent pressure sores in immobilized patients. The shock-absorbing attributes of Akton® polymer present limitless applications for its use, and the wonder polymer has also been used in a nasal mask to treat sleep apnea, as an absorbent in high energy electron and photon radiation therapy for cancer, and was even attempted in breast prosthesis. Research and innovation remain the hallmark of the company and are the legacy of its founder, Dr. McElroy.

Guide to Use and Care of the Action Commode Seat Pad

• Avoid exposure to direct sunlight
• Avoid contact with any sharp objects or pointed edges that may tear or puncture pad
• Action® products are free of latex and plasticizers

Basic Care of the Action Commode Seat Pad

• Use and store pads in a flat unfolded position.
• Larger pads may be stored rolled for greater convenience
• Do not carry or pick up pads by corners or edges
• Transport pads in a rolled or draped position - this will prevent stretching or tearing of outer film surface
• When not in use, pad should be stored in a dry area, out of direct sunlight in a flat, unfolded position
• Larger pads may be rolled for greater convenience
• Store pads away from sharp objects and pointed edges to prevent tears and punctures

Warranty for the Action Commode Seat Pad

ACTION Wheelchair Pads are warranted to be free of defective materials and workmanship at the time when first purchased for use and are serviceable for a period of five years provided the product is not subjected to misuse, negligence, accident or abuse.