Product Description

Wooden crutches ADJ SMALL are adjustable height, elbow crutches made of wood. They are a durable and supportive option for people who need to use crutches for short-term or long-term mobility assistance.

Specifications

• Height adjustable from 28″ to 37″
• Made of solid wood
• Non-slip rubber tips
• Maximum weight capacity of 250 lbs

Usage

Wooden crutches ADJ SMALL are intended for use by people who need assistance walking due to a temporary or permanent disability. They should be used under the supervision of a healthcare professional.

Contradictions

Wooden crutches ADJ SMALL should not be used by people with any of the following conditions:

• Open wounds or sores in the armpits
• Severe arthritis or other conditions that make it difficult to use crutches
• Heart disease or other conditions that make it difficult to stand for long periods of time

Indications

Wooden crutches ADJ SMALL are indicated for use by people who have any of the following conditions:

• A broken leg or foot
• A sprained ankle
• Surgery on the leg or foot
• A medical condition that makes it difficult to walk

Warnings

When using wooden crutches ADJ SMALL, it is important to follow these warnings:

• Always use both crutches at the same time.
• Use the crutches under the supervision of a healthcare professional.
• Do not use the crutches if you have any of the contradictions listed above.
• Take care not to bump the crutches into anything, as this could cause them to break.
• Be careful not to put too much weight on the crutches, as this could cause them to break.
• Inspect the crutches regularly for damage and replace them if they are damaged.

Restrictions

Wooden crutches ADJ SMALL should not be used for any purpose other than walking assistance. They should not be used to climb stairs or other elevated surfaces.

Here are some additional tips for using wooden crutches ADJ SMALL:

• Make sure the crutches are the correct height for you. The top of the crutch should be level with your armpit when you are standing upright.
• Hold the crutches in a comfortable position. The handgrips should be at a height that allows you to keep your elbows slightly bent.
• Take small steps when walking with the crutches.
• Be sure to use the crutches on both sides of your body.
• If you are feeling tired, stop and rest.
• If you have any questions or concerns about using the crutches, talk to your healthcare provider.