
Accusure Mag WheelChair (WC-3)
Accu Sure

Est. delivery 3-5 Days
Manual wheelchair with multiple ideal features.
Personal mobility equipment for indoor and outdoor.
Has 20 inch wide seat for more comfort.
Can bear weight up to 120 kg.
Made of heavy-duty steel materials for long lasting usage.
Foldable seat eases storage and transportation.
Useful in fracture and post operative conditions.
Classic wheel chair for people having difficulty in walking due to illness or disability.
Widely used as a transporter wheelchair in hospital to lift patients.
Specially designed with multiple supportive features.
Easy to push wheelchair for patients, elder persons and physically challenged persons.
It is foldable for convenient travelling and eases storage.
Other features: Footrest, armrest, high quality rear wheel and front wheel.
Keep out of reach of children.
Keep the wheelchair clean and dust free.
Primary Prevention
Suitable for individuals seeking reliable daily mobility support — helps promote safe and comfortable movement, maintain independence, and support ease of transportation. ·
Secondary Prevention
Ideal for individuals experiencing temporary or intermittent difficulty walking, reduced stamina, or mild mobility limitations — helps provide stable seating and support, reduce strain, and encourage safer, more controlled movement. ·
Tertiary Prevention
Recommended for individuals with long-term mobility challenges, post-injury recovery, or chronic disability — helps ensure consistent stability, enhance independence, and support sustained mobility and comfort during daily activities.

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