can you send me the product manual please? I need to determine if it is appropriate for my son who has limited mobility on his left side
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Try going to HCI's website. If that doesn't answer your question, you can contact them directly. Here's the link: www.hcifitness.com/physiostep-ltd.html
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I'm sorry but I have only my copy. However go on th web site they are very accommodating and will more than help you. I found them yo be cooperative.
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The PhysioStep can be adjusted so it's tight or loose. But it cannot be adjusted for each side of the body. I would recommend asking a physical therapist so the most benefit can be achieved for your son.
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Hi William, This wheelchair gives you the option of switching the controller to either side. Below is a link to the product manual for this chair and on page 7 are the instructions on how to connect the controller. http://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/558/CPN.pdf
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The one I got is specifically fitted for the right hand, so I would assume the left would be specifically for left. If I were you I would contact 3M to find out specifically before purchasing.http://solutions.3m.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/Workspace-Solutions-NA/Workspace-Solutions/Products/~/3M-Ergonomic-Mouse-EM500GPS-AM-Small-Medium?N=7581766+3294529207+3294776748&rt;=rud
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Hi, Thank you for contacting us we apologize for the issue there should be a manual that came with this product to explain how to get the product in this mode
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It cannot-it seems to be essentially a left handed desk. Which is what we were looking for, so it works for us. Hope that helps!
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There is an instruction booklet. It's tucked into a small pocket sewn onto the left side of the seat; located near where child's shoulder would be, if I recall. Happy hunting!!! If still without one, locate one online and contact company immediately; it's best to have a copy on hand.
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None at all, unless balance is an issue for you now I wouldn't be to worried. If the right side was high on a side walk and left side was low on the street, I guess there is a possibility of flipping but all in all, flipping is something I would hold me back from at least trying it out. It seemed very stable to us. My two year old was playing on it. And if she can't flip it over I'd like to meet the person who can because she's the roughest toughest girl I know
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My son uses it without complaint and he is left handed - and he generally doesn't hesitate to complain.
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I called FisherPrice about this directly as my child is a lefty. I was looking at this product as well as the Leap Frog Click Start which DOES accomidate little leftys. I was told that this was tested on lefthanded adults, but not necessarily left handed children. The tablet does not move to the other side of the keyboard and my chid would just have to reach across the keyboard to use it. I don't feel this is a natural way of holding her hand to write and would not be beneficial at all. I am opting for the competetive product for her this time.
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In Australia we have right hand drive vehicles so I was guided by a previous buyer's advice . I needed a motor for my right side (driver's side) but this is for left front door. So it is fine for left side. My purchase is going onto eBay. Cheers
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Obviously, it depends on the leg length of your son. I'm 5'8" {with short legs} and have the device set to its shortest position. I suggest you contact seller: http://idealstretch.com/contact/
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It has been a while since I ordered and returned this item. I ordered it for my wife because of back surgeries and "weak legs", but she didn't get to try it since it was the wrong model. Some of the reviews at the time of ordering complained about it being one speed and therefore making it difficult to pedal on hills and inclines. Depending on your child's age it could be a good way to strengthen her legs. Being a retired spec. Ed. teacher, I know this type of exercise is important, but I don't know her particular circumstances. If she has a physical therapist, they would be the best to give advice. Hope this helps.
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hi, the truth is that I have never try putting the hands controls to the other side and use the right hand to control them, but if you want send me an email to lhoffstadt@gmail.com and during the weekend I can do a test and let you know if it works.Luis.
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Gosh, sorry for your injuries and the pain you must be in. I am sure it could be moved but really don't recommend using this product with just one hand. There will be balance issues. The handle bar jirks if you go over a bump to fast, even the transition in house flooring. (tile to carpet) I would recommend a knee walker with lock down brakes. I tipped over trying to get up the step from garage to house. You don't need to fall on that hurt shoulder. That was with 2 good hands.
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It is on the left side. Its is my mothers chair who is 76. IT took her some time to get used to it.
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My daughter doesn't complain but I see her struggle with it and then simply use her right hand. Found this thread while trying to figure out how to rig it up for her. I just used a round hairband (like a rubber band) and extended it out. It seems pretty sturdy - we are traveling with it so if it holds up I will let you guys know.
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I'm not certain. However, I checked the QuickStart guide and saw no reference to "left hand."From my view, I can think of no reason why it would not work for a left handed person.