Medline Pontoon Bedpans

Pontoon Bedpans

Pontoon bedpans are saddle-shaped plastic bedpans with a high-rolled front for patient care settings. They are a practical choice for facilities that want a latex-free option with graduated markings to help monitor output in both mL and ounces. This graphite version has a 1200 mL capacity and a non-stick surface for easier handling.

Good Fit For

• Patient care areas using bedpans for bedside toileting
• Facilities that track output in mL and ounces
• Healthcare settings seeking latex-free disposable care supplies

Key Features

• Saddle-shaped design with a high-rolled front for this pontoon bedpan format
• Graduated in both mL and ounces to support output measurement
• 1200 mL capacity helps buyers match the bedpan to routine care needs
• Non-stick surface can make handling and cleanup easier
• Latex-free construction supports facilities with latex-sensitive environments
• Graphite color offers a distinct option for supply standardization

Applications and Usage

• Bedside toileting support for patients with limited mobility
• Measuring and documenting output during routine patient care
• Stocking facility supply rooms with case-packed bedpans

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: CS.
• Capacity is 1200 mL, so buyers may want to confirm fit with their standard care protocols.
• This SKU comes in graphite, which may matter for color-based supply organization.
• Case packaging may be a better fit for facility purchasing than low-volume replenishment.

FAQ

• Does this pontoon bedpan have measurement markings? Yes. The pontoon bedpan is graduated in both mL and ounces, which helps with output measurement and charting.
• What is the capacity of this bedpan? This bedpan has a 1200 mL capacity.
• Is this bedpan latex-free? Yes. This pontoon bedpan is latex free.
• What material is this bedpan made from? This pontoon bedpan is made of plastic.
• What design details does this bedpan have? The pontoon bedpan has a saddle-shaped form with a high-rolled front and a non-stick surface.

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