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HighBackSling: Comprehensive Transfer Support

The HighBackSling is a versatile lifting aid designed to provide comprehensive support during transfers. This innovative sling offers a full range of head, neck, and leg support, ensuring a comfortable seated position for users during transfers from bed to wheelchair or lifting from the floor. Its high back design supports the user from the tailbone to the head and under the legs, promoting proper posture and stability. With its divided leg supports, the HighBackSling allows for easy application and removal, making it a practical solution for caregivers. Key Features:

• Divided Leg Supports for ease of use
• High Back for full-body support
• Slightly Reclined Seated Posture for comfort

Product Specifications and Variations

The HighBackSling is available in multiple sizes and materials to accommodate users up to 300kg. Options include breathable mesh for comfort and hygiene, as well as disposable materials for short-term use. The standard model is suitable for most users, with a one-size-fits-most design. The sling also features removable plastic stays for additional stability and a pocket at the lower edge for easy application and removal. Technical Details:

• Material: Polyester, Polyester net, Plastic net, Disposable, non-woven
• Product Code: 40800002, 40800003, etc.
• Size: XXS, XS, S, M, L, XL, XXL

Applications and Benefits

The HighBackSling is an essential tool for individuals who require extra support during transfers. It is particularly beneficial for caregivers, as it simplifies the transfer process and reduces the physical strain on both the user and the caregiver. The sling's design allows for a comfortable and relaxed seated position, which is ideal for users with mobility challenges. Whether for long-term or short-term use, the HighBackSling offers a perfect combination of support, comfort, and convenience. Target Audience:

• Individuals with mobility challenges
• Caregivers and healthcare professionals
• Those requiring extra support during transfers