The ADI Medical 40469 Post Mortem Bag is a specialized medical product designed for use in hospitals, morgues, and mortuaries. This bag is specifically intended for the dignified handling and transportation of deceased infants, providing a respectful and sanitary solution for healthcare professionals. Its standout benefit lies in its thoughtful design, which prioritizes both the practical needs of medical staff and the sensitive nature of its purpose.

This post mortem bag is designed to facilitate the safe and respectful handling of deceased infants, providing a secure and sanitary environment for transportation and storage. The bag's features and design work together to support the needs of healthcare professionals, ensuring that they can perform their duties with dignity and respect. The bag is made to be durable, easy to use, and compliant with standard medical protocols, making it an essential tool in healthcare settings where deceased infants are being cared for.

Key Features

• Straight zipper design for easy opening and closing
• Three tags for secure identification and documentation
• 18" x 27" size, specifically designed for infant post mortem care
• Durable construction for repeated use and cleaning
• Sanitary design to prevent leakage and contamination
• 20 bags per case, convenient for high-volume healthcare facilities
• Designed for dignified and respectful handling of deceased infants

Product Specifications

• Dimensions: 18" x 27" • Weight: [Not specified, please check the product packaging or manufacturer's documentation] • Materials: [Not specified, please check the product packaging or manufacturer's documentation] • Compliance: Designed to meet standard medical protocols for post mortem care • Compatibility: Suitable for use in hospitals, morgues, mortuaries, and other healthcare facilities

Ideal For

• Hospitals • Morgues • Mortuaries • Funeral homes • Laboratories and research facilities • Home care and hospice services (where applicable) • Any healthcare setting requiring dignified and sanitary post mortem care for deceased infants