Toileting Sling W/Belt

Will work for the average size person who is able to help themselves a little in the transfer.

None that I have experienced

charlene t. from mechanicsville, va (caregiver)

Sling too big for my daughter (medium) who is 5'5" and weighs 137 lbs. Trying to get something smaller.

Well-built with multiple attachment points.

The only way to use the sling would be to have two attendants lift or roll patient onto it.

william s. from columbia, sc

54 years of age, with neurological Lyme Sling is well-built but very difficult to get into. As a result, I don't use the sling. It's much too larg

It is well built.

Due to the urgency of our need of a sling, I was forced to get a large size which you only had. Why don't you stock enough medium sizes? I felt like distributors just want to get rid of what's left in their inventory. My patient was sliding down, not enough material for the back portion, so I ended up adding material to it. Also, the leg slings were digging into his thighs,so I had to make insert pads to them.

lovelia b. from san ramon, ca (caregiver)

80yo with Dementia

Simple design, works with wheelchair or bed.

One size fits all means one size really fits few!

bob v. from springdale, ar (caregiver)

wife, 63 years of age,MS for 33 yrs, 135# Sling is too large Making it hazardous to lift her. We modified it to be more secure.