Inclusive Technologies
Wheelchair Headrest Post Mount for Sip-n-Puff or H20 Hydration
SwB1290.a
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The 20" mounting arm clamps to the headrest post of any power wheelchair. The end features a ball joint and post to precisely position whatever it's holding near the corner of the user's mouth. Attach the tubing to the arm with velcro bundling wrap.
Properly holds and positions Sip-n-Puff mouthpieces and/or our Camelbak H2O independent Hydration solutions for quadriplegics, ALS, or muscular dystrophy.
Features 1.25"-1/2" compact tubing clamp connected to a 1/2"x17" inch flexarm terminated in one of our third arm ball joints with a 1.5 in post with 3/8-16 thread
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The 20" mounting arm clamps to the headrest post of any power wheelchair. The end features a ball joint and post to precisely position whatever it's holding near the corner of the user's mouth. Attach the tubing to the arm with velcro bundling wrap.
Properly holds and positions Sip-n-Puff mouthpieces and/or our Camelbak H2O independent Hydration solutions for quadriplegics, ALS, or muscular dystrophy.
Features 1.25"-1/2" compact tubing clamp connected to a 1/2"x17" inch flexarm terminated in one of our third arm ball joints with a 1.5 in post with 3/8-16 thread
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My son was paralyzed in an atv accident Aug 2020. He is 6'3" and 250. His injury is c6-c7. He feels so free and relaxed in the water but nobody had anything but regular life jackets so we would have to add a pool noodle to support his head and neck and a square flat float to hug in front. We also had a problem because he isn't a small man. Nothing that would allow his arms free so he could get some exercise. This life jacket has helped a lot. There are a few tweaks with the neck and crotch straps. If they weren't tight enough in the crotch area then his head could slip lower even though we had the neck piece as secured as we could. But the crotch straps when tightened too much they would be a little irritating and cause Autonomic Dysreflexia. I think I will try adding a pad of some sort around the straps. That was the only issue other than the cost, but we would pay anything to see that smile on his face! Now we just need to buy a pool for our own backyard so we don't have to go on vacation to swim. Thank You! I would highly recommend this life jacket. From a very happy mom that cried with happiness to see her son in a pool and able to move around.
I use it today for the first time. My son love it!
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