Product Overview
The Haines® SallySling Limb Lifter is a smart, load-reducing tool designed for use with a patient lifter to assist caregivers in supporting and elevating patient limbs. Because limbs can account for approximately 18% of a patient's total body weight, the SallySling helps meaningfully reduce the physical strain placed on staff during routine care tasks such as dressing changes and limb elevation.
Featuring built-in foam padding for patient comfort, the SallySling is intended for single-patient use throughout an entire hospital stay, making it a reliable and cost-effective alternative to reusable straps and slings. Its disposable design supports robust infection control practices, particularly in high-risk areas or environments where reusable items are frequently soiled or carry high wash costs and turnaround times.
Features & Benefits
Load-Reducing Limb Support — Designed for use with a lifter to assist caregivers in supporting patient limbs, which can account for approximately 18% of a patient's total body weight.
Built-In Foam Padding — Integrated foam padding provides a more comfortable experience for patients during limb lifting and elevation procedures.
Single-Patient Use Design — Intended for use with one patient throughout their entire hospital stay to help minimise the risk of cross-contamination between patients.
Two Size Options — Available in a standard Loop style (165cm L x 14cm W) and a wider Loop/Wide style (165cm L x 25cm W) to suit different patient and clinical needs.
Infection Control Friendly — As a disposable solution, the SallySling is ideal for high infection risk areas and environments where reusable slings with stitching present a contamination concern.
Cost-Effective Disposable Alternative — Eliminates the wash costs and lead times associated with reusable straps and leg lifter slings, offering a practical and economical solution for busy clinical environments.
Versatile Clinical Applications — Commonly used by staff for replacing dressings, keeping limbs elevated, supporting bariatric patients, and as a replacement in plastering areas where soiling of reusables is frequent.
Convenient Box Quantity — Supplied in a box of 10, making stock management straightforward for wards, clinics, and care facilities.
Available Sizes & Variants
Who Is This Product Suitable For?
Frequently Asked Questions
The SallySling is designed for single-patient use throughout their entire hospital stay, meaning it does not need to be replaced between uses with the same patient, but should not be transferred to another patient.
The SallySling is available in two sizes: a standard Loops style measuring 165cm L x 14cm W, and a wider Loops/Wide style measuring 165cm L x 25cm W, both supplied in a carton of 10.
The SallySling is designed for use with a patient lifter; please refer to the Haines Medical website or contact your supplier to confirm compatibility with your specific lifting equipment.
Reusable slings with stitching can harbour bacteria and are difficult to fully decontaminate, whereas a single-patient disposable option like the SallySling helps reduce the risk of cross-contamination between patients in high-risk clinical environments.
Staff most commonly use the SallySling for replacing dressings, keeping limbs elevated, and supporting bariatric patients, as well as a replacement for reusable straps in plastering areas or anywhere wash costs and turnaround times are a concern.
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