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aluminum crutches

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After an injury or undergoing surgery or surgery on the leg, the legs are often weak and can't function properly, and need rest and support in the recovery process. With the development of medical support devices, many walking aids have been created, typically aluminum crutches. Aluminum crutches developed on the market are more and more popular as an alternative to traditional wooden crutches because it offers many outstanding advantages compared to traditional wooden crutches.

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After an injury or undergoing surgery or surgery on the leg, the legs are often weak and can not function properly, and need rest and support in the recovery process. With the development of medical assistive devices, many walking aids have been created, typically aluminum crutches. Aluminum crutches developed on the market are more and more popular as an alternative to traditional wooden crutches because it offers many outstanding advantages compared to traditional wooden crutches.

Outstanding advantages of aluminum crutches

- Aluminum crutches have a fairly simple design, the crutch frame is very solid because the material is monolithic cast metal for peace of mind for the user. Moreover, aluminum crutches have very high durability and are less susceptible to rust and termites like other types of wooden crutches.

-There are steps to increase or decrease the height to suit people with a height of 1.5m - 1.95m

-Material: stainless aluminum, light, easy to move, super durable, can bear a load of 120kg

- Soft rubber armpit and armrest for painless movement. The grounding place is also made of anti-slip rubber - safe to use

Note for safe use for users

First, to make your place or resting area safer, there are a few small changes that will help you limit your falls when using assistive devices:

- Remove or tidy up all objects that can cause you to slip or trip such as carpets, electrical wires, water bottles, etc.

- Rearrange all furniture in the room as well as the resting place neatly, ventilated and clean.

-Install more lights in low-light places, travel only in well-lit places

-In the bathroom: use non-slip mats, add handrails, use high-grade toilets..

-Simplify the necessary tools in the house, eliminate unnecessary objects

-The furniture on the stairs should be neat

-When carrying objects, it is recommended to use a backpack or hang the object on a walker

We hope the above tips help patients or their caregivers use crutches and avoid risks in the best, safe and effective way.