We did not commission most of this literature — it belongs to the material. What we add is a weave that holds wool at a medical density, so the material behaves the way the studies describe.
Documentation review by ICR Polska, valid to 27 Jun 2028. Class I, non-sterile — self-declared with technical file assessment.
Australian standard for medical sheepskins, AS 4480.1-1998. Our material is specified to exceed it.
Report (9323)149-0234-R1, tested to DIN EN ISO 14184-1:2011. Result ND, limit of detection 16 mg/kg.
Tested per HeiQ LS23-04475. Activity maintained after repeated washing against S. aureus.
“The use of sheepskin in the care of low birth weight infants was associated with improved weight gain and calmer movement patterns.”Scott, S. et al. — The Lancet, 1983
Our material is a CE Class I medical device under EU MDR 2017/745, non-sterile. The classification is self-declared with a technical documentation review by ICR Polska (certificate ICR Polska/DR/HM230674, valid to 27 June 2028). It is not a Notified Body assessment.
Formaldehyde content was tested by Bureau Veritas to DIN EN ISO 14184-1:2011 and reported as not detected, with a limit of detection of 16 mg/kg.
We publish the literature because it exists, not because it proves a specific outcome for every user. Medical decisions about pressure injury prevention should be made with a clinician.

We can provide certificates, test reports and material specifications for procurement review.