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Inflatable mattresses, also known as pressure mattresses, are an excellent investment for those suffering from pressure sores. They deliver support from the top of your head to the bottom of your feet, taking the pressure off of any sore points on the body. Easy to use and install on any bed, they are perfect for anyone recovering from surgery to eliminate pressure sores. If you are looking for the right air mattress in Ireland, we can help. Here at Physiosupplies we stock a range of pressure mattresses to suit your needs. Pressure and air mattresses in Ireland When it comes to pressure mattresses, there are a few different options. Traditional air mattresses have constant levels of inflation, while pressure mattresses offer alternate inflation. This helps to relieve the pressure on your body, preventing sores and reducing pain while recovering from surgery. They are easy to install, with hooks to fix it to your bed frame, and most are a single air mattress to make securing to a bed easier. There are two varieties you can choose from. The type with bubbles on A-B lines provide alternating inflation in different spots, while still providing support. This makes it ideal for those with pressure sores all over the body. The tubular pressure mattress comes with a fast air release value and is made from heavy-duty PVC, making it ideal for use after surgery. Stocking up on all of the essentials for your physiotherapy business? At Physiosupplies, we offer free shipping across Ireland on all orders over €70. Place your order now and save on shipping today. FAQs Can you sleep on an air mattress permanently? Traditional air mattresses don’t provide the support required for your body. However, medical air mattresses are good for relieving pressure on sore areas, so your physiotherapist can recommend how long you use it for. With a good pressure mattress, the alternating inflation will make it an excellent choice to sleep on following recovery from surgery. When should I stop fi