Walking Stick

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Walking Stick Price And Quantity

Minimum Order Quantity 10 Unit

Walking Stick Trade Information

Payment Terms Cash Advance (CA)
Supply Ability 1000 Unit Per Month
Delivery Time 10 Days
Main Domestic Market All India

Product Description

When walking, a walking stick, commonly known as a cane, offers assistance and stability. The right way to carry a walking stick is in the hand that is not the affected or weaker leg. With the weaker leg, advance the stick forward before moving forward with the stronger leg. It should be heavy enough to relieve some of the pressure on the lower body. If there is an adjustable mechanism, use it to change the stick's height so that it, when the arm is relaxed, reaches the wrist. Check the walking stick frequently for any signs of wear or damage, and replace as necessary.

Features:

Light weight
Easy to carry
Excellent grip handle
High durability

FAQ

1. What is a walking stick, and why would you use one?

Ans - A walking stick is a support device that elderly or disabled persons frequently use to increase their balance and stability when walking.

2. What length should my cane be?

Ans - When the patient's arm is bent at a 90-degree angle, the height of the walking stick should be at the level of their elbow.

3. From whom may I buy a walking stick?

Ans - Most pharmacies, medical supply stores, and online vendors sell walking sticks.

4. How do I utilise a cane?

Ans - A walking stick should be held in the hand that is opposite your stronger side while using one. Reach out with your other hand, rest it on the stick's top, and use it to support your weight.

5. When using a walking stick, what safety precautions should I take?

Ans - Always be mindful of your surroundings and the ground you are walking on, and adhere to all safety precautions for the walki8g stick that were provided with the item. When walking on wet or icy terrain, walking sticks may become slippery, therefore wear appropriate footwear. If handrails are available, utilise them.