The THERMARMOUR Medical Blankets (1 × 1.5 m) are cutting-edge patient warming blankets designed to help maintain normothermia during the perioperative period. Developed with clinical professionals, this passive warming solution delivers consistent thermal comfort without requiring external heat or power—perfect for operating theatres, recovery wards, and emergency care.

Key features

4-layer lamination (foil + fleece): Non-conductive laminated foil and soft inner fleece trap and reflect the patient’s body heat.

Stand-alone, passive warming: No electricity, heaters, or forced-air devices needed—use it pre-op, intra-op, or post-op.

Vacuum-packed & disposable: Patient-specific, single-use design with compact packaging ideal for tight clinical spaces—easily trim to size while maintaining performance.

Clinically compatible: Latex-free, and X‑ray/MRI-compatible.

Optimised for perioperative use: Designed to support normothermia during pre-op, surgery, and recovery. Also compatible with cautery and diathermy procedures.

UK‑manufactured & cost-efficient: Produced in the UK, available with volume discounts—5% off 10+, 10% off 20+, 15% off 30+ units.

The THERMARMOUR Medical Blanket offers healthcare providers a simple yet highly effective tool to help avoid perioperative hypothermia—a condition linked to complications like infection, bleeding, and delayed recovery. Its ease of use, clinical compatibility, and cost-effective bulk pricing make it a standout choice for hospitals, clinics, and NHS procurement teams. You can also view our emergency patient warming blankets.

More from THERMARMOUR:

THERMARMOUR Emergency Blanket (1 × 1.5 m) – Ideal for emergencies, or in transit via ambulance.

THERMARMOUR Emergency Poncho – Offers full body coverage and protection from the elements. Ideal for remote emergencies.

THERMARMOUR Hand Warming Pouch – Used for warming hands before cannulation, or in emergency scenarios.

THERMARMOUR Hypothermia Evacuation Bag – Transports casualties to safety whilst helping to maintain normothermia.

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