1. Super Absorbent, Antimicrobial Barrier Pads

2.  Biofluids - blood, irrigation, urine & birthing  Cross-contamination  Media for bacterial growth and odors  Slip and fall hazards  Extensive clean-up  Slow turn-around  Special handling and disposal

3.  Absorbs quarts of fluids  Does not drip  Solidifies fluids  Anti-Microbial Agent  Stays where you put it  Eco-friendly  Protects workers from biofluids

4.  Less mess  Fewer bed linen changes  More productive patient care time  DriPADs stay where you put them  Reduces clean up time  Easier dressing changes  Limits need to move patients  Safer work environment  Cleaner care environment

5.  Saves $$’s ~ $5-10 /birth  One DriPAD replaces many “chux”  Decreases cost per liter absorbed  Less nursing time per procedure  Reduces cross-contamination  Lowers landfill & medical waste volume  Improves room turn-over  Better slip and fall liability profile  More staff & patient friendly

6.  Reduced risk of cross-contamination  Less disruption from nurses  Better wound care  Drier bed sheets  Softer and more comfortable  DriPADs don’t “bunch-up”  Premium incontinence care

7.  10 to 15 chux = One DriPAD  That makes DriPADs less expensive to use.  Many times more absorbent.  DriPADs don’t drip.  Chux make 10 to 15 times more landfill.  Only DriPADs have a sticky back  Chux slip around.  Chux bunch up under patients.  Only DriPADs have an anti-microbial.  Only DriPADs have a 9x9 size.  Only DriPADs have a fast uptake fabric.  DriPADs are Made in the USA!

8.  Catch and immobilize birthing fluids  One DriPAD replaces 10 to 15 chux.  One DriPAD replaces 2 to 5 reusables.  Cost, cost, cost!  Manage perinatal leakage  Do not let that mom get a nosocomial infection.  Control bacteria in the mother’s bed.  Control fluids – get better room utilization

9.  Irrigating and debriding wounds  The saline solution is captured at the source.  Kept off of equipment, floor, and the clinician.  Clean up spills in a busy ER  Buckets /mops are impractical and dangerous.  Keep the patient’s sheets dry  Manage incontinence and bleeding.

10.  Wound debridment / dressing changes  Bed sheets do not need to be changed.  Patients do not need to be moved.  All the mess is folded up and thrown out.  Extended incontinence protection  DriPADs absorb more, and stay dry longer.  Don’t move the patient – use a DriPAD.  More protection for susceptible patients  Immune compromised patient need the DriPAD.

11.  Under leaking endoscopy lines  No more crawling under the OR table for a leak.  One DriPAD will absorb it all.  Clean up spills in a sterile OR  Buckets and mops can violate sterile practice.  Prevent blood and fluid soak-through  Blood often soaks through drapes and gowns  Place under linens as the final barrier to fluids.

12.  One DriPAD equals many “chux”.  Saves nursing time.  Improves room turn around time.  Reduces worker injury expenses.  Saves Red-bag expenses.  Overall, a cleaner and safer environment.

13.  Soaker - 9” x 9” - One Pint  Utility – 23” x 20” - Two Quarts  Large – 23” x 32”- Three Quarts  Gurney – 23” x 60” - > One Gallon

14.  Craig Sundheimer  Product Information and User Questions Craig@quellent.com Office – 760-431-9620 Cell – 760-802-2395  Lloyd Jarvis  Purchase Orders and Order Status Lloyd@quellent.com Office – 714-840-0641 Fax - 413-826-0641 Cell – 714-390-0332  Website - www.quellent.comwww.quellent.com

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