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Divided Leg Sling
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joan c. from townsend, de (caregiver)
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Disappointed
Sling is thick and nice.
Straps are extremely stiff and sharp enough to scrape skin. Not much head support
kay f. from omak, wa (caregiver)
User is totally dependent on lift. He is 79 years old
It worked fine, but we didn't need the product.
It worked fine , but we didn't need it.
None that we could detect after trying it out.
allan s. from seymour, in
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chastity p. from pheba, ms (caregiver)
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lydia b. from brunswick, oh (caregiver)
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Hard to find correct sling.
Well made and easy to use!
Hard to find the one we can use with our lift and with my husbands weight and length. Needed to find help from SpinLife to get one. They are not offered in catalog.
nancy m. from bainbridge, in (caregiver)
Used by a 79 year old double amputee. Only way of moving him from place to place via lift.
Sling works as expected and was delivered expediently
Versatility
Price
wendy w. from bowling green, va (caregiver)
The student is fragile and has multiple physical disabilities.
Too stiff product
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Can't put under the patient. Sling is too stiff.
debbie k. from hampden, ct (caregiver)
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Great sling
It is well-made. I always have clothes on when I use it so I don't have a problem that others have described of the straps on bare skin. But I can see what they are talking about. It is the closest sling that I could find that was like the slings they use at Baptist Health Rehab in Little Rock; and those work great.
The sizing. There is no sizing guide anywhere that I could find. Being a larger man, I have always purchased x-large goods. I purchased the xl and as soon as I pulled it out of the packaging I knew it was too late. And there is no return on this product. So now I just have to live with a product that is meant for someone much taller and bigger then me. If you can figure out the right size for you, this would be an excellent choice. Otherwise stay away from it.
james w. from farmington, ar
39 year old male T4 complete spinal cord sever 6 ft 250 lbs
Strong, sturdy sling with lots of options for attaching to...
The material is very strong and supportive. Very little stretch. The straps have plenty of loops for changing the recline angle for the patient.
The bindings and straps are hard on the skin. Best to avoid contact with delicate skin as they can easily abrade or cut.
ophelia l. from capitol heights, md (caregiver)
300 lb man with advanced multiple sclerosis; no upper or lower body strength.
CATALOG SPECS FOR PROPER SIZING IS INACCURATE AND DIFFICULT...
APPEARS TO BE WELL-MADE
DIFFICULT TO USE SINCE CATALOG SPECS DO NOT MATCH THE SPECS IN DRAWING.
jerry r. from schertz, tx (caregiver)
WIFE IS AMBULATORY, REQUIRES ASSISTANCE IN MOST ACTIVITIES. HAS FALLEN FROM BED OR CHAIR REQUIRING ASSISTANCE.
The ease and comfort of use make it worth the expense.
This sling is user-friendly and friendly for the user.
The edge banding on the legs is too thick and abrasive for elderly skin.
laura y. from glenville, wv (caregiver)
My father was 90 1/2 when he passed away. We had to use a lift to get him from his bed to his chair and back again. Dad was a big man with a bad knee.
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