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This reusable stainless steel bed pan is available in Standard and Fracture styles for toileting support in clinical, long-term care, and home care settings. Its smooth, durable construction resists cracks, stains, and odors. Choose the rounded Standard profile or the lower-profile Fracture design to match the intended positioning routine.

The primary photo shows the Standard style. The second gallery image shows the Fracture style. Select the required style before ordering; the two options have different dimensions and capacities.
These bed pans are suited to toileting support routines in hospitals, skilled nursing facilities, long-term care, and home care. The Standard profile is an option where positioning allows room for its rounded shape. The lower-profile Fracture style offers a different positioning option with a loop handle. Caregivers can compare the dimensions and listed capacity of each style before selection. Follow the care provider's directions and use the selected bed pan as instructed.
How do the Standard and Fracture styles differ?
The Standard bed pan has a rounded, full-size profile and measures 14 x 12 x 4 inches. The Fracture style has a lower-profile front and loop handle and measures 15 x 11 inches in length and width. Its height is not specified in the current listing.
Do both styles have the same weight capacity?
No. The listed capacity is 350 lb for the Standard style and 440 lb for the Fracture style. Confirm the selected option and follow its use instructions.
How should the bed pan be cleaned?
Clean and disinfect after each use according to the facility's procedures and compatible cleaning-product instructions. Rinse and dry thoroughly before storage. Stainless steel construction alone does not establish an approved sterilization method.
Can either style be used for home care?
Yes. Both are reusable options for home care as well as clinical and long-term care environments. Select the profile and capacity appropriate to the care routine and follow caregiver or clinician guidance when applicable.