Is the foam side latex free, and is it useable for pressure point issues on the skin? Thank you.
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Yes it works on bunions and similar pressure issues. I don't know about the latex part. It sticks to skin okay, but not if you're extremely greasy or sweaty for long periods of time.
55830
I use it for padding the sharper edges on the wheelchairs and counters. It's pretty thick for skin use, and not sure about latex issue.
55831
I think the description says latex foam. It is great for alleviating pressure points on the skin. I have it stuck to the inside of my shoes. I don't know about sticking it directly to skin.
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I can't remember if they are latex free but I am sensitive to latex and haven't had a problem. They do not get mold or mildew build up. I put them in my show ( it was a skating rink before I got them!). Just clean them weekly and they are as good as new.
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Hi Esther, that was my question to the company as I am sensitive to latex. The package is latex and drug free and is only silicone, which works on a human very well. I have been using the scar away for a few months and it is working quite well. It does take time, however and I use it day and night as I only need small pieces. I didn't want to have cosmetic surgery because it would be flesh color even with a tan. This way its totally natural. My scar by the way occurred when I was wearing a diamond solitaire while lying in the sun and got a deep burn similar to a magnifying glass. I have been very happy with the silicone and have had no adverse reactions. Hope this helps.
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I checked my package and it says latex free. I looked at the NorthShore website and they describe their Premium line as latex free.
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The mat is freee from phthalates, latex, & silicone. It is a blend of high-grade PVC and jute. While it doesn't say rubber free anywhere, PVC usually replaces rubber in other applications. I am allergic to latex but haven't experienced any reactions on this mat. I really enjoy it for my hot yoga practice. Hope this helps!
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Don't know... I am not latex sensitive... but wrapping the tissue should help to avoid some contact.
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to me it isn't all that soft. I come in at 170, so that's close. It is softer than just having my foam mattress, on a platform base. I got this mainly for the temperature qualities because on the foam I wake up in the middle of the night sweating bullets and have to get changed. Now I don't because latex doesn't hold the heat. Latex is a little springy so it took me a couple of days to get used to that but overall I am very happy with it. Maybe the 4 in. would be a little softer but it would be more springy. I bought a fit bit one and I check my sleep every day and I get nights where I am like a stone for 5 hours, just out and dead asleep, which I hadn't had for years. So it is more comfortable than no topper and much cooler than the foam. After 3 or more months I would say I am very happy with this. I no longer search for the perfect mattress, topper or sheets, which I had been searching for, for YEARS! I hope this helps.
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No, it is latex free. The fiber contents are Polyurethane Foam, Polyester, Nylon, Styrene Beads, and Spandex.
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I read the box and it says nothing about being latex free. It does however mention that they are "PVC" free. 2. From the Moldex Website FAQ's:Do Moldex® disposable foam earplugs contain natural rubber latex?No. All Moldex® disposable foam earplugs are manufactured with an acrylic polymer material. This material is synthetic and does not contain the proteins found in natural rubber latex, which usually is the cause of a latex allergic reaction.
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Yes it is latex free. Best way to contact us is via email at support@medschoolsupply.com or via the contact link on Amazon.
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I am sorry I do not now if it is natural latex. No where did it advertise it as natural latex so it probably is not. I can say that I have Multiple chemical sensitivities and also sleep on a natural latex mattress. This wedge pillow did not give me any problems with reactions and did not have an odor. I had to send it back immediately because the zipper came broken, it was very flimsy.
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I'm not really sure but it seems as though it's made of a very fine foam. It's like a moose hair product. It has been made with very fine air pockets. Is very soft and a very fine product that has been "condensed" into a sponge. It may have latex. Which may give its flexible "sponge" quality. If you're allergic to latex I would use with caution.
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I think it is latex. It's just a firm base so you don't sink down to the box springs (or whatever base you have). I got the medium so it's soft on top, but still offers support. My other bed is a temperpedic and this mattress is just as comfortable, maybe a little more comfortable.
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All the foams are going to be a petroleum based product. If you are looking for a strictly latex mattress, you'll probably have to try Habitat Furnishings.
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I believe it is latex free. You can contact the manufacturer at 888-726-9966 to confirm this.
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On the box it says "vinyl" so I assume they are latex free. It does not state anywhere an the box that they are latex free but I do not think they make gloves mixing vinyl and latex it is either or. I also think they make them vinyl for those who are allergic to the latex. I was buying them to use in my daycare years ago just in case I had a child with the allergy so I assume they are latex free. You could always try to get in touch with the company if you didn't want to chance it.
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Yes, you use the latex free for water exercise. I learned that at an AEA convention. The latex free is durable to water & sweat, and doesn't deteriorate. For that reason, it is better for land exercise also.