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Nail Care Plus Diabetic Foot and Nail Care Set Sale Price: $37.79 |
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Leg Spacer Pillow by Obusforme Sale Price: $19.79 |
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Egg Crate Mattress Pad Sale Price: $14.39 |
Uplift Seats
Up Easy Lift Cushion (95-220 lbs.) helps people who have lost sufficient upper or lower body strength to get up unassisted.
On Sale: $101.27 (You save: $11.25)
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For users 200-340 lbs Helps keep people active and independent. Relieves stress and strain on joints and lifts only as needed allowing users to maintain muscular strength.
On Sale: $101.27 (You save: $11.25)
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Uplift Seat Assist. Mechanical (non-electric) lifting seat. 350lbs maximum capacity.
Your Price: $134.95
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Upeasy Power Seat. Electric Lifting Seat. Blue. 300lbs maximum capacity
Your Price: $129.94
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UPLIFT POWER SEAT with Memory Foam. Electric Lifting Cushion. Black. 300lbs maximum capacity.
Your Price: $179.83
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Deluxe hip chair designed to minimize movement of hips and knees.
Your Price: $264.29
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Getting up from chairs can be difficult, especially for people with lower back problems and other health conditions. An effective solution is a seat lift, which helps you get up without straining. The chair seat lift is designed to assist people as they sit down or stand up. The seat lift may work by electric power or use air compressors and pneumatic technology. An electric or air-compressor seat lift is powerful enough to lift the user’s entire body weight, making this type of chair seat lift appropriate in situations where a lot of assistance is required. This unit is heavier than the self-powered model and needs an electrical source. A pneumatic strut-operated seat lift uses no electricity and can lift up to 80 percent of the user’s weight, making it ideal for those who still have some capability to stand. In this case, the self-powered seat lift helps a person maintain the residual strength left in the upper and lower body muscles, because he or she is required to contribute to the effort. Most seat lift models fit into any armchair and recliner; the seat lift should be placed beside an armrest if it is used on a sofa. A seat lift device is portable, usually with built-in carry handles and ranging in weight from about 9 to 12 lbs. As an added feature, look for memory foam cushioning to help prevent pressure sores and provide more comfort by conforming to body contours.
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