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Top mattresses

All On is Levabo’s range of pressure-relieving top mattresses.

Developed in collaboration with leading Danish wound nurses, the range ensures optimal comfort and hygiene in the treatment and prevention of pressure ulcers.

The top mattress is divided into three air chambers that allow relief of the body according to weight distribution. They can be used on stretchers or in bed, ensuring comfort and an effective redistribution of pressure. For example, the All On Trolley Mattress has lifting straps on both sides of the mattress for easy moving.

All On is inflatable and covered with nonwoven felt, which is a skin-friendly material that is moisture-absorbent, heat-transporting and soft and comfortable.

You can see all our pressure-relieving top mattresses in the product overview, and read more about each product.

More about All On top mattresses

All On is a single-patient product, but can be used for the same user over a longer period of time. It can be wiped with a damp cloth or with an appropriate disinfectant. Both ensures high hygiene.

The top mattresses with cover also have a washable incontinence cover. It can be machine washed up to 90°C or autoclaved up to 121°C.

All On pressure-relieving top mattresses are not inflated on delivery and therefore take up very little space. This makes it easy to keep in storage and bring them to the user.

Supplied in clean, sealed packaging including inflation material.

All On pressure-relieving top mattresses are inflated using the included pump or with one of Levabo’s other pumps. An adapter is also included to adjust the air pressure.

Find the other pumps in the product category Accessories.

Tested and approved according to irritation and hypersensitivity test, ISO 10993-10:2010

Who benefits from an All On pressure-relieving top mattress

The target group for a pressure-relieving top mattress is people who have or are at risk of developing pressure ulcers, especially people with reduced mobility and bedridden people.

Risk groups for developing pressure ulcers are typically people who are;