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Issue: April 2003
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 Latex-free Exercise Bands
Ultra LF™ exercise bands by Donovan Industries/SMR, Northbrook, Ill, feature Modulus Resistance Control (MRC™), a latex-free formulation and manufacturing process that yields strength, resistance, and quick recovery rates. The latex-free bands compete in performance and price to high-quality latex bands. Ultra LF with MRC comes in five different, industry-standard color-coded resistive levels in both 6-yard and 50-yard rolls. In addition to exercise bands, the company manufactures and markets a line of exercise/rehabilitation products, including burst-resistant exercise balls, tubing, and pulleys. (800) 345-3456; www.smrproducts.com.


 Electrotherapy Device
Ryan Telemedicine, Costa Mesa, Calif, will unveil netwave, the newest addition to the company’s electrotherapy product line, at Medtrade Spring in Las Vegas, May 7-8. This device combines high quality interferential and neuromuscular stimulation with an Internet-enabled patient compliance system. A touch screen, remote programmability, and patient health questionnaires are just a few of the special features of this device. Visit booth 1301 for a demonstration of netwave and other Ryan Telemedicine products. (877) 645-9755. 


 Splints
DeRoyal, Powell, Tenn, offers DeROM™ Dynamic Splints for wrists, elbows, and knees. With low-load, prolonged stretch modality to address joint stiffness and soft tissue contractures, DeROM features include easy-to-set and easy-to-release tension controls,
tension-limiting control knobs that prohibit excessive force, and an integrated adjustment tool and tension release lever. A soft inner material wicks away moisture to offer a cooler, drier condition for patient comfort. The wrist, elbow, and ankle splints feature malleable Wire-Foam™ for a custom fit while the knee splint offers soft Vel-Foam™ cuffs. The wrist and elbow splints also feature range-of-motion stops for static progressive splinting. The splints are universal right and left. (800) 337-6925; www.deroyal.com.


 Seating Cushion
Quantum™ Rehab, Exeter, Pa, introduces the second Synergy Seating cushion, the Spectrum, for maximum comfort, durability, and health maintenance. Improving on the original Synergy Seating cushion, the Solution—which offers a contoured wrap and lift base for active clients—the Spectrum provides an extra-deep well and allows providers to choose the insert that renders the best in pressure management and comfort for the individual client. Insert options include the lightweight twin-cell gel, the multi-cell air, or the viscoelastic foam. Synergy seat cushions interface with all Quantum Rehab seating and positioning products as well as a variety of other seating systems. (800) 800-8586; www.pridemobility.com.


 Hernia Brief
Expanding its line of hernia support products, FLA Orthopedics Inc, Miramar, Fla, introduces the latex-free Soft FormŽ hernia brief for abdominal support and temporary relief from single or double, reducible, inguinal hernias through focused but comfortable compression. The Soft Form is sized according a man’s waist size in inches and is easy to reapply. It can be worn in lieu of underwear, and, with hernia support built into the brief, it eliminates the need to wear both a traditional truss and an undergarment. Its low profile allows users to wear it inconspicuously under most clothing. (800) 327-4110; www.softforminfo.com.


 Bariatric Accessories for Standing System
Altimate Medical Inc, Morton, Minn, introduces XL accessories for the Ovation strap stand modular standing system to accommodate the needs of bariatric clients. The accessories include the XL knee pad, XL footplate, and the XL adjustable lifting strap, which will accommodate individuals up to 350 pounds. In addition, the new swing-away leg option allows individuals with wider wheelchairs to pull up to the stander with ease. (800) 342-8968; www.easystand.com


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