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PRICING
1. The total price of our product can be offset
by your income taxes as a uncovered medical expense.
2. Now that you can travel on an airline without fear of your
wheelchair getting damaged. You no longer have to rent a
wheelchair when traveling. Wheelchair rental prices can range
from $25 to $40 dollars per day, not including the time,
inconvenience, and cost it takes to find a wheelchair rental
company, drive there, rent one, and return it when your stay is
completed. Usually the rental wheelchairs are not in the best of
shape, and cheap, old, broken, and at best unsanitary. Your
loved ones deserve better. All they want is their wheelchair,
and now that is possible.
3. Good Wheelchairs cost between $400 and $1200 dollars. These
chairs have to have a warranted life of 5 years. If you do
happen to damage your wheelchair during loading and unloading
into your automobile or during airline travel, they will repair
it, as long as they feel it was due to product failure. If you
are so lucky to have your very expensive wheelchair covered
under warranty, you will still be out a wheelchair for the
duration period between shipping it back, repair time, and
return shipping. This time can be as little as 3 weeks, and as
long as 6 weeks, and sometimes longer. In the mean time you are
back at the wheelchair rental company renting a worn out
wheelchair, for $35 dollars a day, which might or might not be
covered by the company that manufactured the wheelchair or your
medical insurance company.
4. Have your ever seen what lifting a wheelchair into and out of
an automobile does to your rear bumper of your automobile? Most
people slide the wheelchair across the rear of the car for it is
almost impossible to hold the wheelchair laterally across the
bumper and into the trunk. Same happens when unloading. You drag
the wheelchair across the rear of the trunk to a point where you
can now hoist the wheelchair off the car and onto the ground.
Paint repair has a cost associated to it, assuming you have a
car you like to keep looking nice.
5. If I was the medical insurance provider of an elderly
man/woman and they told me that 12 times a week they had to lift
a 42lb anything, with their back, I would do anything I could to
make that task as easy as possible. 12 times a week assumes
three trips out of the house per week, and if you make only one
stop, you have to lift the wheelchair four times during that
outing. According to Medical news today, "Back pain affects more
than 80 percent of people and costs more than $100 billion
annually in the U.S. Please click here for the full article,
http://www.surgery-guide.com/back-surgery-cost.html ,but does
this sound like something that might happen while lifting a
wheelchair?
But as much as I am concerned for
the person that has just become injured while lifting the
wheelchair, I am even more concerned for the person that
depended on the now injured care provider. For without that
person, the person that depended upon them for help is now,
well, helpless. Who is going to take their place? Maybe a
son/daughter? Maybe a neighbor? Maybe the health insurance
provider! My product greatly reduces the chance that a care
provider will get injured while lifting a wheelchair into and
out of an automobile. The reason for this is that you no longer
have to lift a wheelchair with your back. When enclosed
properly, the whole process can be done by extending your arms
fully, squatting with your knees, and lifting with your legs,
just like every professional workout trainer on the planet will
tell you to do while lifting heavy objects. You never have to
bend over once to lift you wheelchair while using the WC CADDY!
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