Assistive products for self-care activities and participation in self-care

Raz AT600

A commode and shower chair designed to meet the complex needs of bariatric users and their demands for safety, functionality and quality.
RAZ-AT600 has a maximum user weight of 272 kg. The chair has a reinforced steel frame, 25 tilt function, four lockable 6 wheels, easy-to-handle pelvis and heavy-duty leg supports.

Raz AT

The RAZ-AT (Attendant Tilt) toilet and shower chair tilts up to 40 for extra comfort and pressure relief.
The frame design is built with gas springs that make it easy to adjust the seat angle, making it a very user-friendly chair. RAZ-AT is equipped with height adjustment, flip-up armrests with a soft padded surface and IPAS, among other features.

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Bodypoint Ankle Huggers Support Straps

Side-release Ankle Huggers Support Straps retains its precise position with every use, and side-release buckle ensures strong closure even with extensive use. Help balance the lower body in response to upper body movements. Unique laminar pads evenly distribute pressure around the ankle. Stabilize the ankle and foot without causing pressure

Bodypoint Evoflex Pelvic Stabilizer

Bodypoint Evoflex Pelvic Stabilizer are stiffened straps that stay in place for easy buckling and wont get tangled in your wheels. Close fit provides stability and control.

Bodypoint Stayflex Chest Support

Bodypoint Stayflex Chest Support provides firm trunk control without sacrificing comfortable shoulder movement.Optimal balance between stretch and resistance make it the best choice for long-term stability and performance. Works well for users with lordosis and others needing sternal support. Swivel buckles on lower straps designed for easy removal

Bodypoint Monoflex Chest Support

Monoflex Chest Support provides strong, comfortable abdominal/chest support and trunk support. A padded, dynamic support and double-tapered shape distributes pressure across the mid-section. A low-profile two-point support is often sufficient when stability is the primary need.