Wool: History, Processing, Types and Benefits: - Pressure Sore Prevention &  Treatment

Wool: History, Processing, Types and Benefits: - Pressure Sore Prevention & Treatment

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Are you aware that wool comes from a variety of animals? Do you want to know about the history of wool? If so, then here goes! Continue reading to learn about wool, its varieties, uses, and advantages.
If you are looking to buy Australian Medical Sheepskin products, you are in the right place. All of our medical sheepskins are natural and premium quality. Down-Under Wool specializes in the use of Australian Medical Sheepskin for Pressure Sore Prevention. We are specialists in the supply of medical bed underlays. overlays and medical sheepskins. We have a reputation for supplying only the very best Australian lambskin and medical sheepskin products. Our primary focus has always been on the repeatability of the product’s quality and craftsmanship

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