MoliCare Premium Bed Mat 7 Drops – High Absorbency Disposable Incontinence Bed Protection

MoliCare Premium Bed Mat 7 Drops provides superior absorbency and reliable leak protection for people managing urinary incontinence. The 7-drop rating indicates maximum absorbency capacity, making it suitable for heavy incontinence overnight or extended periods. The mat features a non-slip foil backsheet to stay securely in place on the bed.

Formerly known as MoliNea — rebranded to MoliCare Premium Bed Mat with no change to the product formulation. Available in two sizes from Pakuranga Pharmacy.

Key Features

• 7-drop maximum absorbency for heavy incontinence
• Non-slip foil backsheet — stays in position on bed
• Cellulose fluff core for rapid fluid absorption
• Soft, skin-friendly top layer
• Available in 40×60cm (carton of 150) and 60×90cm (carton of 100)

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What does the 7-drop rating mean?

A: The drop rating indicates the absorbency level of the product. A 7-drop rating is the highest level of absorbency in the MoliCare Bed Mat range, designed for heavy to very heavy urinary incontinence. It is suitable for overnight use or extended wear periods where maximum protection is required.

Q: Which size MoliCare Bed Mat should I choose?

A: The 40×60cm size is suitable for single-person bed protection, chair pads or smaller beds. The larger 60×90cm size provides broader coverage and is better suited for full-width bed protection, bariatric patients or those who move significantly during sleep. Both sizes offer the same 7-drop absorbency level.

Q: Can MoliCare Bed Mats be used on chairs and wheelchairs?

A: Yes — MoliCare Bed Mats are versatile and can be used on chairs, wheelchairs, examination tables and in vehicles. The non-slip backing helps keep them in place on most surfaces. For chair use, the 40×60cm size is generally the most practical.

Q: How do I dispose of used MoliCare Bed Mats?

A: Used MoliCare Bed Mats are disposable and should be rolled up and placed in a sealed bag before disposing in household rubbish. They cannot be recycled and should not be flushed. For clinical or bulk disposal, follow your facility's infection control and waste management protocols.