Vantevis Cerebral Palsy Car Seat Wheelchair 35cm

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Vantevis Cerebral Palsy Car Seat Wheelchair 35cm

Vantevis
SKU: 82024
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Regular price 135.000 KWD
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Vantevis Cerebral Palsy Car Seat Wheelchair 35cm is designed to provide comfort, stability, and postural support for children with cerebral palsy or limited mobility.

Delivery is within 24 hours.

Benefits:

- Provides comfortable seating and additional postural support for children with cerebral palsy or limited mobility.

- Features a 35 cm seat width designed for smaller users.

- Designed for daily use at home, in rehabilitation centers, and healthcare facilities.

Precautions:

- Do not exceed the maximum weight capacity specified by the manufacturer.

- Ensure the chair is suitable for the child's size, weight, and postural support needs.

- Consult a healthcare professional to ensure appropriate seating and positioning for the child.

- Adult supervision is required during use.

- Check the frame, wheels, brakes, seat, and straps regularly.

- Always engage the brakes before seating or transferring the child.

- Avoid using the wheelchair on steep, slippery, or uneven surfaces without appropriate assistance.

- Do not leave the child unattended while seated.

- Do not use the wheelchair if any component is damaged or loose.

- Ensure the wheelchair is properly assembled and ready for use.

- Check the wheels, brakes, seat, and safety straps before use.

- Position the wheelchair on a flat, stable surface and engage the brakes.

- Assist the child in sitting comfortably and securely.

- Adjust the footrests and safety straps, if provided, to support the child's position.

- Release the brakes and move the wheelchair carefully under adult supervision.

- Engage the brakes before helping the child leave the wheelchair.

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