Japanese term
基準寝具
http://www.nbsk.net
http://www.mhlw.go.jp/file.jsp?id=146548&name=2r985200000353...
| 3 | standard bedding |
Robert Edison
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PRO (1): Robert Edison
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Proposed translations
standard bedding
There are also several companies you can find in a google search with 基準寝具 in the name, and it is translated as standard bedding. Depending on the sentence and usage you might want to use "bedding standards".
Googling with quotation marks with other terms like "Japan" and "health insurance" will get you a few more results of it being used on medical websites.
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