Description

The McKesson Full Body Sling is an essential solution for safe and efficient patient lifting and transfer. Constructed with the highest safety standards in mind, this solid full-body sling is specifically designed to support patients weighing up to 600 lbs. Whether you re using it for hospital settings, rehabilitation centers, or at-home care, this sling is versatile enough for any floor-style lift.

Its unique design allows for use with both 4-point and 6-point lifted systems, offering flexibility for various lifting options. This feature ensures that caregivers can adapt to different situations with ease and confidence. The sling is made of durable solid polyester material, which is reinforced at all points of attachment. This assures maximum safety, guaranteeing that caregivers and patients alike feel secure during lift procedures.

Comfort is a priority, and the McKesson Full Body Sling excels in this area. The padded under-thigh section provides additional comfort for the user, while the high back section offers crucial support for the head and neck. Furthermore, the outer side includes a strategically placed handle that aids caregivers in properly positioning patients into wheelchairs or commodes. Its machine-washable fabric can be cleaned in warm or cold water, maintaining hygiene and prolonging the product s lifespan.

One notable benefit is that the materials used resist deterioration from moisture and laundering, making this a long-lasting solution for patient transfers. Additionally, the sling is not made with natural rubber latex, catering to patients with latex sensitivities.

• Dimensions: Large size with a weight capacity of 600 lbs.
• Included: Packaged with 12 bags per case for convenience.
• Compatibility: Designed with 4 sling points for versatile attaching options.
• Care Instructions: Machine wash in warm or cold water.

• Choose the McKesson Full Body Sling for a reliable, comfortable, and safe method of patient transfer. It combines thoughtful design with practical functionality, ensuring both caregiver and patient comfort during movement.