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for People with Disabilities
Car Caddie
This nylon strap attaches to your window frame and acts as a sturdy place to hold when getting out of the car. The comfortable handle is adjustable to fit different car window heights.
Metro Car Handle
An adaptive handle can help you sit and stand by giving you better leverage. This auto aid fits securely in the driver or passenger side door latch. It's easy to carry in a bag or purse and to use with various vehicles.
Soft Transfer Swivel
A swivel seat makes turning to get in or out of your car easier. When entering, sit on the seat first and then swing your legs in. To get out, swivel and then put both legs down together. This makes it easier to keep your balance.
Getting in and out of your car can be a hassle.
These devices provide assistance as you enter and exit, making traveling and running errands easier.
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References
Tyler, T. F., Thomas, G. C., Nicholas, S. J., McHugh, M. R. (2010, September). Addition of isolated wrist extensor eccentric exercise to standard lrealment for chronic lateral epicondylosis: a prospective randomized trial. NIH.gov. Retrieved from http://2ASIQvB
