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The Skil-Care Padded Hand Mitts provide lightweight, comfortable hand protection with 1/2 inch cushioning and a breathable mesh cover that promotes air circulation. Easy to apply and secure, these mitts can be used in bed or wheelchair settings and are compatible for use with or without arm movement control straps. Sold as a pair.
Long-term care facilities, skilled nursing facilities, and hospitals that need padded hand mitts for patients requiring hand protection or positioning support will find the Skil-Care 20034A a lightweight, breathable option with easy caregiver application. Rehabilitation centers and home health settings where patients use wheelchairs or spend extended time in bed will find the mesh cover and 1/2 inch padding a comfortable combination for prolonged wear without excessive heat buildup. Caregivers managing patients with involuntary hand movement, skin integrity concerns, or positioning needs will find the compatibility with arm movement control straps a useful feature for coordinated restraint or positioning programs. DME providers and medical supply purchasers stocking hand mitt options for clinical and home care settings will find the Skil-Care 20034A a consistently available padded mesh mitt sold in a pair format.
Are these mitts sold as a pair or individually?
These mitts are sold as a pair, providing both a left and right mitt per order.
Can these be used with arm movement control straps?
Yes. These mitts are designed to be compatible for use with or without arm movement control straps, providing flexibility for different patient care and positioning protocols.
How do I clean these mitts?
Refer to the care label on the product for specific laundering instructions. In general, padded mitts with mesh covers can be hand or machine washed on a gentle cycle and air dried. Do not use bleach or high heat, as this may degrade the padding and mesh material.
Are these mitts appropriate for pressure injury prevention?
The 1/2 inch cushioning provides a layer of padding that may help reduce pressure and friction on the hands during extended bed or wheelchair use. For patients at high risk for pressure injuries, consult a wound care specialist or occupational therapist for a comprehensive positioning and skin integrity plan.