Hartmann Dignity Compose Adult Fitted Breathable Brief With Curly Fiber

Dignity Compose Breathable Brief Benefits

• Soft, cloth-like back sheet that promotes a smooth, comfortable feel
• Curly Fiber maintains a skin-friendly pH 5.5 environment
• Graduated wetness indicator allows less intrusive checks to determine if a void is present
• Inner cuff system maximizes leakage protection
• Hypoallergenic materials minimize the risk of allergic reactions and prevents irritation and redness of skin
• Air Active material in the hip area increases air-permeability and promotes a skin-healthy environment
• The 3-layer absorbent core guides fluids quickly into its center, locking both urine and odor safely inside
• Super absorbent polymer reduces ammonia formation and neutralizes unpleasant odor

What to buy with Hartmann Dignity Compose Breathable Brief?

• Hartmann Dignity Super-Duty Absorbent Pad
• Cardinal Health Personal Cleansing Cloth
• ConvaTec Sensi-Care Perineal Or Skin Cleanser

How to use Dignity Compose Breathable Brief?

• To help prevent leakage and ensure resident comfort, make sure the brief is centered in the perineal area and align the wetness indicator with the spine.
• Pull the brief up snuggly in the crotch leaving no gaps.
• Be sure to pull the loose skin out from the brief. Have male genital pointed downward
• Connect hook-and-loop tabs. Apply the tabs at an upward/downward angle and pull slightly backward so that the hook-and-loop tab grips the fabric securely.

How to Measure Dignity Breathable Brief?

• Measure hips or waist (whichever is larger) or Measure hip to hip, double the number and add two inches to determine the appropriate size.
• Make sure the brief is the right size for the resident to avoid leakage and ensure resident comfort.

Dignity Briefs with Curly Fiber Care Instructions

• Evaluate changing intervals, especially for heavy wetters.
• Avoid pulling/tugging on the brief to reposition the resident as this can cause the brief to tear and create skin issues from friction.
• Consider using an underpad for bedridden heavy wetters.