
Accusure Mag WheelChair (WC-3)
Accu Sure

Accusure wheel chair with U commode seat is ideal for elderly individuals who require extra assistance.
Provides a hygienic and discreet toileting solution.
Equipped with mag wheels featuring plastic push rims and maintenance-free rubber tubeless tires.
Both side hand-operated chrome-plated brakes for secure stopping.
Wheel Chair enhances independence, mobility, and comfort for users.
AccuSure wheelchair with a U-commode seat offers a perfect blend of comfort, convenience, and functionality, making it an excellent solution for patients and caregivers.
Wheel chair features height-adjustable and swing-away leg rests to accommodate various heights, providing added comfort.
Leg rests are detachable for easier transfers and storage.
Wheel chair with U commode seat is crafted with a durable mild steel frame, this wheelchair features a chrome-plated finish for added longevity.
Wheelchair features an integrated, easy-to-remove U-shaped commode that provides a hygienic and discreet toileting solution, it’s effortlessly detachable for cleaning, making it ideal for individuals with limited mobility who require assistance with daily hygiene.
Equipped with large rear wheel and 360-degree swivel front casters for a smooth ride over various terrains.
Hand rims and ergonomic push handles allow effortless self-propulsion and caregiver assistance.
Position the wheelchair and ensure the commode seat is aligned with the toilet seat.
Lock the brakes.
Use the commode for toileting.
After toileting, detach the commode for cleaning.
Avoid physical damage.
Do not lean forward while using.

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