Assistive products for self-care activities and participation in self-care

Sp4

Especially shaped pack to guide and support kneestanding position.
Very efficient training of hip and trunk control. Suitably for rehap after surgery and easy correction of uneven length of the legs.

SAFE Med Shower chair cushion, pressure relieving

SAFE Med pressure relieving Shower chair cushion molds to the body for pressure distribution and pain relief, in visco-elastic SAFE ViscoPore foam in Medium-Firm. Machine wash up to 95C, tumble dry.
User weight up to 125 kg. Use to stage 3

Systam Abduction Wedge P911L

Pelvic Cradle

The flexible adjustment in the back section can encourage
a posteriorly tilted pelvis into neutral alignment, and the overall design prevents users sliding forward. This gives unsurpassed proximal
pelvic positioning and support for more complex body sha

Fukuoku Massage handske

Atoform Starlight Aqua

DRY & COOL

Cool looking incontinence briefs for woman. They are suitable for light daytime incontinence and can absorb approx. 100 ml. They are nice to wear and look like normal briefs. They can be washed at 60 degrees.

Velvi

The Velvi Dilators is a sexual aid for women who want to practice stretching the vagina themselves. The aim of the exercises is desensitization, in which the vagina should be slowly stretched so that sexual intercourse (again) or gynecological examinations are possible without pain.

All Up Elbow

Positioning cushion for elbow pressure relief.
For users at risk of pressure, especially with reduced arm function.
Prevents and relieves pressure ulcers through even pressure distribution around the elbow.
Especially suitable for hemiparesis or hemiplegia.
Inflatable cushion with skin-friendly, moisture-absorbing nonwoven felt. (CE/MDR 2017)

All Up Armrest

Positioning cushion for arm pressure relief.
For seated users, including wheelchair users.
Prevents and relieves pressure ulcers through even pressure distribution and stable arm support.
Especially suitable for users with reduced arm function, e.g. hemiparesis or hemiplegia. (CE/MDR 2017)