McKesson Breathable Underpads, Maximum

Absorbency Level

Heavy

Protect bedding, furniture, and seating surfaces with confidence using McKesson Breathable Underpads, Maximum. Designed for heavy moisture protection, these premium disposable bed pads are ideal for managing incontinence, overnight leaks, post-surgical care, wound care, and everyday hygiene needs at home or in professional care settings. With maximum absorbency and a breathable design, they help keep skin dry and comfortable while reducing the risk of irritation.

Each McKesson Maximum underpad features a high-capacity absorbent core that quickly locks in liquid to prevent leaks and odors. The soft, cloth-like top layer is gentle on sensitive skin, making these underpads suitable for adults, seniors, and individuals with limited mobility. A breathable waterproof backing allows air circulation while still providing reliable surface protection, helping maintain skin health during extended use.

Perfect for beds, wheelchairs, recliners, sofas, and medical exam tables, McKesson Breathable Underpads offer dependable performance you can trust. Whether used for overnight protection or daily care routines, these disposable bed pads deliver hospital-grade quality with everyday convenience—making them a smart choice for caregivers and families alike.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Are McKesson Breathable Underpads suitable for overnight use?
A: Yes, the maximum absorbency level makes them ideal for overnight protection and heavy incontinence.

Q: Do these underpads help protect sensitive skin?
A: Absolutely. The breathable backing and soft top layer help reduce moisture buildup and skin irritation.

Q: Can these be used on furniture or wheelchairs?
A: Yes, they are designed to protect beds, sofas, recliners, wheelchairs, and other seating surfaces.

Q: Are these underpads disposable?
A: Yes, McKesson Breathable Underpads are disposable for convenient, hygienic cleanup.

Q: Who typically uses these bed pads?
A: They are commonly used by adults managing incontinence, caregivers, seniors, and individuals recovering from surgery or illness.