Is this for neck or lumbar? Title says neck but description says lumbar. Also says is easy to fold and carry on wheels. I see no wheels in pictures.
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Cervical (neck) only. Comes in a bag the size of a soccer team bag, no wheels, but pretty lightweight. I think my 12 year old could easily manage it.
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This is specifically for the neck area. It doesn't collapse down flat, and is about 7" high and 1 ft long.
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no seat belts. the seat pulls up, bringing the wheels together for more compact storage & easier lifting. this chair is convertible into a transport chair with the 2 big drive wheels removed (quite easily) just like a bicycle wheel - then its very easy to lift in /out of a car's trunk with out the 2 big, heavy wheels. of course, as a transport chair its designed for someone in back always to be there to push the chair around. no self drive capability in the transport mode. It fits under a table top for easy seating at meals. there are 2 sets of brakes or wheel locks - one on the front when the drive wheels are attached. The other is a rear break on the small rear wheel set.
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I got the quick release wheels, but have not used them to date. I would say unless you will be transporting the chair in a compact vehicle, you will probably not need them. It fits easily in my car.
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Better than my previous chair! I thought lumbar sport was mentioned in the product description. My lower back no longer bothers me when I get up from the chair. I am retired, and don't use the computer as if I was working, so less than two hours might be spent in the chair.
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Is this a Joke? This is meant to be worn around the neck and carry a few pills, such as several small Nitro-Glycerin pills or a couple of pain pills, etc. It is not intended to hold a whole bottle of pills!
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It folds up easily but still is pretty big! I guess if you take the wheels off..... Yes get the swivel wheel!
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Hi Gary, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Bariatric Transport Chair with 12 Inches Rear Flat Free Wheels. The leg rests on this transport chair are swing away leg rests which means they swing to the sides so that they can be moved out of the way or so that they can be removed. Drive Medical does manufacture elevated leg rests which can be moved up on down on a 90 degree angle. Below are links to some Drive Medical bariatric wheel chairs you may be interested in. Option 1: http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Medical-Wheelchair-Various-Bariatric/dp/B002VWK3Q6/ref=sr_1_1?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1418836747&sr=1-1&keywords=STD20ECDFAHD-ELR Option 2: http://www.amazon.com/Drive-Medical-Wheelchair-Upholstery-Bariatric/dp/B002VWK3QQ/ref=sr_1_2?s=hpc&ie=UTF8&qid=1418836788&sr=1-2&keywords=STD20ADDA-ELR
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Sorry. I have never used those features. I think they come off cuz they have buttons that push in. It is so light and easy to fold that I don't have to take off wheels. It fits in my car trunk. Take note that if you need elevated leg rests, they will have to be ordered separately.
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It is to me because I have neck issues! I roll it up, put it in a small & light backpack to carry on along wirh a carry on suitcase. I use the REI 22" backpack. OR you could put it in another bag with a tie (like what single bed sheets come in) & tie it to your carry on bag or attach a bag with a carabiner to your luggage.
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I bought this for my lower back problem causing Sciatica pains, difficult to move and sleep side ways. I was hoping this pillow will help in my condition. However, it does not have much to do in helping the back problem. In your case with neck and brain injury, that would be different story. I do not have same experience to guide you if it would be helpful to you or not. So, sorry.
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This is a pillow plus cover. I have been remiss in leaving a review but I am very happy with this pillow. I am 5'7" and weigh 160 lbs. and have had some injuries to my neck. For me, this pillow has helped me more than any other pillow and I have tried many, especially the memory foam that did not work for me. I have spent a fortune on neck pillows due to my neck problems and wish I could have found this one a long time ago. I hope it works for you as well as it has worked for me. I give it five stars.
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Hi Jan, Thanks for your interest in the Drive Medical Silver Sport Reclining Wheelchair with Detachable Desk Length Arms and Elevating Legrest. This chair will fold up for transport. Below is a link to the product manual which gives instructions on how to operate the chair.Link to Product Manual: http://www.drivemedical.com/media/files/988/SSP_Reclining_Hangtag.pdf
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It's memory foam...it is not what I thought it would be. Lets just say it gets flat when you put it under you but it keeps it shape springs right back. Its smaller then I expected....I think it would be good for traveling as a neck pillow.
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I do not see this working on a flight, it will not stay in place unless you are lying on it ... so every time you moved you would have to adjust it. I also thought it would fit snugly to the head from the picture but that it not the case ... the sides are open so basically it just holds your neck up off the floor if you are reclining supposedly at a proper curvature. I expected to feel some relief but didn't ... personally, I would go for one of the better neck pillows.
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I'm sorry to hear that, but It is called a - Ergonomic Orthopedic Back Rest. Not a neck rest or support. You would have to buy a neck brace for neck support.
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It looks like the photo. The chair folds into the center and it goes inside the carry bag with a convenient shoulder carry strap. Very easy to transport! Thanks, RichardRichard
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I'm sorry but I don't know the difference. We used it to carry a motorized chair and we drove around with it and that worked perfectly fine. We had to have some modifications made to the truck in order to install it. Check with your mechanic before you buy it but it is a good product.