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Discuss your projectWhich product families do you carry?
We supply wholesale across four product families:
- Crutch Pads & Bags — underarm and forearm crutch pads, handgrip covers and crutch bags
- Wheelchair Accessories — armrest pads, footrest pads, seat covers, safety belts and blankets
- Transfer & Support — transfer slings, heel protection, elbow and knee supports, hernia belts
- Bath & Bed Protection — waterproof bedding, seat pads and washable protection
Where can I find detailed product specifications?
Every product page lists the specifications documented in our catalogue: package contents, net/gross weight, exact dimensions, material details and the devices each product fits — so you can compare models side by side before requesting a quote.
What can be customized?
Custom packaging, custom printing, tailored material adjustments, and new product development according to your drawings or samples. Each customization is evaluated against the product's construction, so confirm feasibility for a specific model with our team before finalizing your plan.
What should I include in a customization brief?
Include the product model or format, your artwork or drawing files, the target order quantity and the destination market. A complete brief lets us confirm feasibility and quote faster, and it keeps packaging, printing and material discussions working from the same reference.
