Spryte Manual Stand Aid

seat. quality very sturdy

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margaret b. from greenville, pa (caregiver)

87 yr old with advanced Parkinsons has upper body strength. Our Physical therapist was very impressed with the quality.

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everett o. from anderson, ca

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Ease of use and safety to the patient.

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ivadelle e. from st paul, mn (caregiver)

Spryte slows moving the patient safer then transferring to wheel chair.

Very strong and stable for moving my father around. Fits around the commode.

The two bars in front of the patient don't seem necessary or are too far apart. My Dad likes to lay his head on a pillow while standing but the pillow kept falling through the bars so I wrapped nylon webbing between the bars to keep it from falling. Also I put a gait belt on the bar to help my Dad lift himself because there is nothing for him to grab until his hand is past the seat. The bar on the bottom needs a cushion to protect the toilet from cracking if a person is not careful.

celia b. from yorba linda, ca (caregiver)

My father, 93 years old, is the user of this product. He loves it and now feels safe getting in and out of bed, a chair, and the commode.

It works,

Brake pedals can be tough on the feet at night.

paul m. from marblehead, ma (caregiver)

5th stage Parkinson's patient, 200 pounds.

The ease in which to move him.

I don't find any.

donna w. from lake fredrick, va (caregiver)

Male 85 years young with Parkinson's that weighs 187 pounds.

Ability to move person from chair to bed.

Difficult to move on carpet, unable to access bathroom tub and toilet, wide turning range required.

elinor d. from east greenwich, ri (caregiver)

90 years old, 2 fractured hips, vertebral compression fracture, and great fear of falling.

Easy mobility. Terrific product. What a godsend this has been for my 96 year old dad, and for us!

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richard f. from atlanta, ga (caregiver)

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Very easy to get patient into position for the transfer

The wheels need to be re-worked to roll easily on carpet

diana g. from canton, il (caregiver)

64 y/o male that had two strokes, leaving him paralyzed on left side of his body

Maneuvers easily, provides secure place for someone to get "weight bearing" even when unable to walk or stand independently.

Wheels are not "edge of rug" friendly, difficult to move over any small "lip" between floor surfaces. Coating on cross bars made assembly very difficult.

karen k. from juneau, ak (caregiver)

82 year old woman with Parkinson's. Able to bear weight but not able to get to standing alone, not able to walk with walker.

It effectively helps him transfer!

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john m. from lakewood, co (caregiver)

My father age 90 in skilled nursing center