ForPro Basics Crepe Exam Table Paper Rolls, 21" x 225', 12-Count | Absorbent Non-Slip Medical Bed Cover for Doctor, Chiropractic & Waxing, Disposable Hygienic Barrier Protection, Latex-Free

FORPRO CREPE EXAM TABLE PAPER - THE ABSORBENT, NON-SLIP BARRIER THAT MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS PREFER In clinical environments where moisture management and surface grip matter, crepe is the professional standard. ForPro Crepe Exam Table Paper creates a disposable, absorbent, non-slip barrier between the patient and the exam table, providing hygienic protection against stains, body fluids, oils, and cross-contamination. The textured surface absorbs moisture on contact and grips the table to resist the sliding and bunching that frustrates staff and patients alike. At 21 inches wide by 225 feet per roll, each roll delivers approximately 75 table changes. The 12-roll case provides 2,700 total feet for weeks of uninterrupted supply. WHY CREPE IS THE CLINICAL STANDARD Smooth paper looks clean and feels comfortable, but it slides on vinyl upholstery and does not absorb fluids. In a medical office where patients sit, shift positions, and undergo exams or procedures that may involve fluids, the paper needs to stay put and manage moisture. Crepe paper solves both problems: the textured surface creates friction against the table, and the absorbent fibers pull moisture away from the surface. This is why the majority of medical offices, chiropractic practices, and clinical environments stock crepe as their default exam table paper. WHO USES FORPRO CREPE EXAM TABLE PAPER? Primary care and specialty medical offices. Urgent care and walk-in clinics. Chiropractic and physical therapy practices. Orthopedic and sports medicine offices. Waxing studios where warm wax drips need absorption. Tattoo shops. Veterinary clinics. Any professional setting where the exam surface needs to absorb moisture and resist sliding during patient movement. BUILT FOR HIGH-VOLUME MEDICAL ENVIRONMENTS In a busy practice running 25-40 patients per day, table paper changeover needs to be fast and reliable. ForPro crepe paper tears cleanly without ragged edges, unrolls smoothly without jamming, and the non-slip texture stays in place even when patients shift positions. The standard 21-inch width fits most exam table paper holders. The 225-foot roll length minimizes roll changes during peak hours. THE DETAILS 12-roll case. 21" wide x 225’ long per roll. 2,700 total feet per case. White crepe textured finish. Absorbent and non-slip. Latex-free. Disposable single-use. Fits standard exam table paper holders. For medical, chiropractic, waxing, and clinical surface protection. Part of the ForPro Professional Collection. ABOUT FORPRO PROFESSIONAL COLLECTION ForPro is developed and produced by TNG Worldwide, the parent company behind the largest assortment of professional medical, spa, and salon products in the market. Launched in 1997, ForPro products are made to the strict quality and performance standards that professional practitioners depend on.

• ABSORBENT CREPE TEXTURE: The textured crepe surface absorbs moisture, body oils, and fluids on contact, keeping the exam table dry and hygienic throughout the appointment. The preferred finish for medical exams, blood draws, and clinical procedures.
• NON-SLIP GRIP STAYS IN PLACE: Unlike smooth paper that shifts when patients move, the crepe texture grips the table surface and resists sliding, bunching, and rolling. Patients stay on the paper, not on bare vinyl.
• 21" WIDE x 225' LONG PER ROLL: Standard 21-inch width fits most exam tables, chiropractic benches, and treatment beds. At 225 feet per roll, each roll delivers approximately 75 table changes before replacement.
• HYGIENIC DISPOSABLE BARRIER PROTECTION: Single-use paper creates a fresh, sanitary surface for every patient. Protects exam table upholstery from stains, fluids, and cross-contamination between appointments.
• TEARS CLEANLY FOR FAST TURNOVER: The crepe paper tears along the roll without jagged edges or shredding. Quick pull-and-tear changeovers keep your room turnover fast between patients.