Dualer Powerchair

Easy to maneuver, power seat lifts to allow easier access to countertops and swivels to reduce turning around.

Too wide for standard doors, too tall to allow easy transfer.

stanley h. from fairhope, al (caregiver)

My 92 yer old father, amputated leg and congestive heart failure

price

The tools are poor and do not fit to adjust the seat

ann marie g. from clearwater, fl (caregiver)

this chair is a nice one but the tools with it to put it together we poor at best. The wrench for the seat adjustment did not fit the space.

Turns in both directions and raises in height

See above summary which you only learn when it arrives

ellen w. from myerstown, pa (caregiver)

Senior citizen male with fracture of left arm

Size and durability.

Distance of nearest service technician is 200 miles away.

glenda h. from farmington, mo

76 year old female with broken ankle. Laid up for almost 6 months.

Size and appearance

It only raises you about eight inches to reach, and the turning ability in changing directions to move out of a tight spot very awkward.

glenda h. from farmington, mo

75 year old disabled woman who broke her ankle and had ten pins and two metal plates to put it back together. She has osteoporosis

Size and height raising.

Not well put together and needs more adaptability with ways for a disabled person to lower and raise armrests plus a way to raise and lower foot platform.

robert l. from clinton, mo (caregiver)

Male, 71 years old, no use of legs and basically no use of hands. Diabetic and probably dementia.

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howard a. from newton, ks (caregiver)

Age 61, has MS and can't walk or stand.