Full Body Sling with Commode Cut-Out

Works with existing Lift. Ease of use for the patient as well as the caregiver. Easy to keep clean.

Rubber tip covers for the bar inserts into the sling. After repeated use, they come off. They need to find a better adhesive.

carla k. from cincinnati, oh (caregiver)

Woman aged 63 with cerebral palsy. Non-ambulatory. This particular sling is the only one she can use with the type of patient lift she uses every day.

Quality, strong, easy to use, fits lift perfectly, attachment is strong.

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jane v. from west deptford, nj

I'm 70 old, multiple sclerosis for 30 years, have been in a wheelchair, hospital bed + commode for 20 years sling is easy to use with lift,quality.

Convenience.

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douglas h. from hudson, ma

78 yr old male. Broken hip.

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william e. from merrick, ny

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Having a mesh sling would likely make it cooler for the patient in the summer.

Hangs too low and is too hard to move patient where s/he needs to be moved.

cris a. from carbondale, il (caregiver)

Not a huge fan - it hangs lower on the Hoyer lift than the solid sling, making us go back to the solid one.

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thong n. from fort mill, sc

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Quality of fabric and binding.

Hole too small.

jane m. from viggs, ca (caregiver)

Marty is 62, 330 lbs, 6'4" with spinal atrophy.

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rabon s. from denton, tx (caregiver)

Disabled woman age 75, lives at home.

Ease of use

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don h. from springfield, oh

93 year old unable to walk

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robert p. from johnstown, pa (caregiver)

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The way it fits

Would be better if it was parachute material

andre w. from hempstead, ny

54 years old, living with ALS

It's a quality product; sturdy and dries thoroughly overnight hanging it over the grab bar in the shower.

I don't know if I'd call this a weakness, but due to being bed-bound, my husband's skin is fragile. The mesh pattern left some markings on his lower back area the first time we used it. The second time, we lined the sling with a piece of sheet with a cutout and there were no markings.

betty b. from plano, tx

My husband has had Parkinson's Disease for 17 years and became bed-bound after an upper respiratory infection.