Are these good for preventing accidents during heavy periods ?
1062366
Yes these should work fine. It does help with heavy incontinence during the night
1062367
Yes. I wear this during the first three days/nights of my period when flow is heaviest. I wear overnight pads but sometimes they still aren't enough. These vinyl underpants keep the blood off my bedding and mattress. I do also use a mattress underpad as extra insurance.
1062368
These were bought for my 96 year old mother's urine accidents. They work for that. Her outer clothes remain dry
809023
Yes, they would protect from splashes. They however look more construction grade than dental office. I use them for eye protection while operating a table saw.
349377
Yes, it is a great preventative maintenance, or keep for emergency use, especially for older cars and trucks. Best not to overuse though, and follow manufacturer's instruction regarding use. I have found this to be an excellent item to keep in glove box for emergency use, in all vehicles. Hope this helps.
163520
I think so. I have to get on my knees sometimes for my work and these really save my knees. Hope this helps.
1245159
Yes, they work well. I also work in installation. Be careful, if you drop it a couple of times, it becomes junk.
423407
In my opinion your safety of you and the passengers in your car its worth buying good only new pads. Cutting corners on safety invites trouble and it may cost you your life.
198084
Slippery isn't the word that I'd use. They would certainly allow you to slide easier than say, cloth seats, but if you're right arm is going to be immobile, then these may not be for you (they tend to bunch up under your legs when you first get into the vehicle, requiring a bit of adjusting / maneuvering. The reason for this is that there is no attachment on the lower end, it just hangs there...I've thought that they could be improved with a bit of elastic or Velcro. At any rate, best of luck.
1503490
Absolutely. I use these when I use weights and treadmils. They stay tight on your head. And not having a wire that gets caught in weights is a blessing,
1469071
Absolutely! They are soft...do not hurt your feet...but solid...they stay in place. They are smooth...do not get "hot". Enjoy!
79653
they work nice for anti-fatigue, just don't set any furniture on them or anything heavy, it will leave marks and indents. on the other hand if you spill something, very easy clean up.
193138
I would say that these pads are meant for protection, not for sliding (however, I have not tried to slide with them :)
729936
Yes, but be careful though, you could fall asleep and possibly get burned. I used mine after a car accident, worked great for me.
983784
Yes. These will help prevent rocks and dirt from being thrown onto your car.
649194
I'm going to have to say that they probably won't do much in the area of protecting your body from bumps and bruises. There is little to no padding at all. Protection from the sun, yes, protection from physical objects, probably not. I hope this helps :)
1850610
I believe this would work very well for you--as long as you are not pressed against the side--and even then I don't think they could bight through....I believe this was originally designed for emergency situations with just such issues/potentials--to prevent the spread of disease in catastrophe situations. Best and safe travels!
920000
After reading several scientific studies, they are for added safety. LED is considered less harmful, but it's a case of better safe than sorry.
1975438
Yes you can, they are there to protect the wheels if you hit something, they have a quick on/off push pin attachment setup.