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Your® Drying Stand
Your® Drying Stand is a dedicated stand on which you place your prosthetic liner after washing for complete air drying inside and out without deformation.
Optimal Hygiene
A complete drying after each wash limits humidity residue, reduces odors and helps preserve the balance of your skin.
Durability
By avoiding improper drying, twisting or crushing of the material, your liner retains its properties for longer.
Constant Comfort
Thanks to the respect of its shape, the liner maintains a stable and predictable fit, providing a feeling of control and safety with every use.
Simplicity
A lightweight, easy-to-integrate support for your space, for a faster, clearer and uncompromising daily routine.
Frequently asked questions
Drying Stand
Your® Drying Stand is not just a simple accessory. It is a solution designed to protect an essential and costly part of your daily life: your liner.
By avoiding improper drying practices such as prolonged inversion or repeated deformation, it helps preserve its properties and slows down wear. The result is a longer lifespan and fewer premature replacements.
Sure, you could. Improvised solutions may seem sufficient, however they do not provide a convenient way to dry your liner without risking permanent deformation. Their lack of convenience might also lead to not actually washing and drying the liner as required by good hygiene practices.
Your® Drying Stand, for its part, was designed for Your® Liner. Dimensioned with precision, it respects the geometry and ensures uniform, non-crushing drying, in line with the good hygiene practices.
Standard drying stands are generally designed for one or two universal sizes with no real adaptation. This works for standard liners, but as Your® Liner is custom-made, it can present a shape for which such standard stands aren't suited.
The Your® Drying Stand is designed to fit your specific liner, with an adapted head and stand height, to ensure frictionless usage on a day to day basis.
This precision allows for homogeneous, non-crushing, non-twisting maintenance, for optimal drying and long-term liner preservation.
Liner hygiene has a direct impact on skin health. Healthcare professionals regularly emphasize the importance of thorough washing and complete drying as a routine to limit irritations, infections and skin complications.
Incomplete drying is widely recognized as a risk factor. Having a stable support that enables proper drying is therefore not a luxury it is making this essential gesture more efficient and easier on a daily basis.
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