Product details
1) Place the walker one step forward, making sure that the 4 wheels of the walker are level with the ground.
2) Hold the handles with both hands. Start by moving your weaker lower limb forward and then take a step with your stronger lower limb. Repeat the movements.
3) Don’t go as far as the front bar of your walker, so as not to reduce the base of support and prevent the risk of falling.
4) When you turn around, take small steps.
HOW TO SIT AND STAND WITH A WALKER
1) First, lock the wheels. Then slowly turn your back to the walker. Hold the handles with both hands and lean forward a little.
2) With your hands still on the handles, sit down slowly and rest your back on the backrest. When you sit down, make sure your weight is supported in front of you, otherwise the walker could fall backwards.
3) To stand, align your spine. Step slightly forward with the stronger leg. Push down on the handles and stand up slowly at the same time.
4) After standing up, slowly turn around and face the walker. Before walking, unlock the wheels.
2) Hold the handles with both hands. Start by moving your weaker lower limb forward and then take a step with your stronger lower limb. Repeat the movements.
3) Don’t go as far as the front bar of your walker, so as not to reduce the base of support and prevent the risk of falling.
4) When you turn around, take small steps.
HOW TO SIT AND STAND WITH A WALKER
1) First, lock the wheels. Then slowly turn your back to the walker. Hold the handles with both hands and lean forward a little.
2) With your hands still on the handles, sit down slowly and rest your back on the backrest. When you sit down, make sure your weight is supported in front of you, otherwise the walker could fall backwards.
3) To stand, align your spine. Step slightly forward with the stronger leg. Push down on the handles and stand up slowly at the same time.
4) After standing up, slowly turn around and face the walker. Before walking, unlock the wheels.
Aluminum frame; PVC wheels; polyethylene-coated hand rests; E.V.A.-coated seat and back; steel basket.
3 (three) months after purchase, on presentation of the sales invoice at the place of purchase, excluding cases of improper use of the product.
The product has no contraindications, as long as the instructions for use and intended purpose are followed. Seek medical advice.
Indefinite
Keep in a place protected from rain, humidity and direct light. Preferably store the product in its original packaging.
Clean as often as necessary. Use a damp cloth. Do not use bleach or abrasive products. Wipe with a dry cloth to finish.
135 kg
Stella Lima San Martins | CREFITO 188950
8.07.582-1
80758210093
CHINA
7908192706508
4-wheel walker
SC302
walkers are indicated to increase the base of support, facilitating balance during walking. They also serve to increase anterior and lateral stability and support the user’s weight. In cases of muscle weakness, balance deficit, post-surgery, among others.
Single
Product details
1) Place the walker one step forward, making sure that the 4 wheels of the walker are level with the ground.
2) Hold the handles with both hands. Start by moving your weaker lower limb forward and then take a step with your stronger lower limb. Repeat the movements.
3) Don’t go as far as the front bar of your walker, so as not to reduce the base of support and prevent the risk of falling.
4) When you turn around, take small steps.
HOW TO SIT AND STAND WITH A WALKER
1) First, lock the wheels. Then slowly turn your back to the walker. Hold the handles with both hands and lean forward a little.
2) With your hands still on the handles, sit down slowly and rest your back on the backrest. When you sit down, make sure your weight is supported in front of you, otherwise the walker could fall backwards.
3) To stand, align your spine. Step slightly forward with the stronger leg. Push down on the handles and stand up slowly at the same time.
4) After standing up, slowly turn around and face the walker. Before walking, unlock the wheels.
2) Hold the handles with both hands. Start by moving your weaker lower limb forward and then take a step with your stronger lower limb. Repeat the movements.
3) Don’t go as far as the front bar of your walker, so as not to reduce the base of support and prevent the risk of falling.
4) When you turn around, take small steps.
HOW TO SIT AND STAND WITH A WALKER
1) First, lock the wheels. Then slowly turn your back to the walker. Hold the handles with both hands and lean forward a little.
2) With your hands still on the handles, sit down slowly and rest your back on the backrest. When you sit down, make sure your weight is supported in front of you, otherwise the walker could fall backwards.
3) To stand, align your spine. Step slightly forward with the stronger leg. Push down on the handles and stand up slowly at the same time.
4) After standing up, slowly turn around and face the walker. Before walking, unlock the wheels.
Aluminum frame; PVC wheels; polyethylene-coated hand rests; E.V.A.-coated seat and back; steel basket.
3 (three) months after purchase, on presentation of the sales invoice at the place of purchase, excluding cases of improper use of the product.
The product has no contraindications, as long as the instructions for use and intended purpose are followed. Seek medical advice.
Indefinite
Keep in a place protected from rain, humidity and direct light. Preferably store the product in its original packaging.
Clean as often as necessary. Use a damp cloth. Do not use bleach or abrasive products. Wipe with a dry cloth to finish.
135 kg
Stella Lima San Martins | CREFITO 188950
8.07.582-1
80758210093
CHINA
7908192706508
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