Transport Sling

Quality material with several adjustment options.

No weaknesses discovered. however a full body or larger "wings" would be required for a full supine lift from the bed or floor. Because this is not it's intended use, one should have both types of slings in the home to cover all situations.

luann l. from linden, mi (caregiver)

Husband with limited ability to stand.

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frank s. from sewell, nj (caregiver)

Wife

Ease of use is a strength. The padding also makes it more comfortable.

I have not seen any weaknesses.

linda g. from louisville, ky (caregiver)

My mother-in-law fell and broke her hip. The first surgical repair did not work so there was a second. Now she needs assistance

It helps me live better

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a.c. e. from kansas city, mo

Age 87, ALS Disease with total loss of use of legs and 65% use of arms

ease of use

don't know of any

joseph v. from ocala, fl (caregiver)

my wife

Product reduces need for 2 assistants to one in transfering stroke victim safely between commode, bed, wheel chair.

The belt buckle fastner clip is a bear to clip and unclip at times. Black plastic to me is the wrong color for a side connection.

john i. from bow, nh

86 year old stroke victim with very limited use of left leg & arm. Use stand up sling for all transfers.Transport sling not used.

ease of use, but most importantly, it gives the patient a sense of security when being moved and it does not pull on the underarms.

none

mary ann c. from denver, co (caregiver)

92 years old/stroke victim

easy on and off

can't think of one

john s. from muncie, in

partial quad. for 50yrs.

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clarence h. from palmetto, fl

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