can u walk in it,or just in bed
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This splint is made to be firm for when you are resting your foot, you can try to walk in it, but it will not be a good idea. You have to wear this when it is "LIGHTS OUT" and you don't have to move or go anywhere. It is not made for walking.
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Its just for bed. Of course, you can walk in it if you have to make a trip to the bathroom during the night, but it's not made to walk around in. Great, high quality product that works!
158797
my sister, who I gave this to, just texted me back saying she is pretty much stuck in bed once this splint is on. Not comfortable to walk with it on. However, immediately after her 1st couple of nights use she had already noticed relief w/ those 1st few steps off the bed in the mornings. Having been afflicted myself before w/plantar I know those 1st few steps in the morning are the worst. She has now been using it for over a month religiously and it has really helped her with those very painful mornings. Hope this info helps.
1344651
No. You'll need to buy a bed to go inside. I found one here on amazon for about $7. It was a little big, but very comfy cozy and my cat loves it.
1496764
No this version you cannot. There is another that has drawers. However you could lift the bed up if you really wanted to and then put the bed back down over it but it isn't exactly convenient.
1344650
No. You'll need to buy a bed to go inside. I found one here on amazon for about $7. It was a little big, but very comfy cozy and my cat loves it. http://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B00063KG7I
1976282
Yes you can. There is an area under neath the leg part that should just push in & the leg should come out.
766730
Clip it to the top left corner then walk to the end of the bed and kind of drag it under the mattress as you walk to the bottom right corner. It is possible to do on your own but much easier with 2. There are pictures and more descriptive directions on the package.
999343
Easy, The longer you have it, the more you are slide onto the toilet or bed. One slot would be too small, even for a small lady such as yourself.
532095
Not at all. All your body! Maybe a yoga mat so you don't slip around when on the floor.
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No not really ...you would need a step ladder to get into the bed if you used both
535734
Yes, you CAN wear it to bed overnight, but I would NOT walk in it. Don't think they are made for that purpose.
595373
You can use it by sliding it in from either side. Slide it under the right side and if you want it on the left side just pull it out from the bed and then roll it to the left side and slide it under.
650077
You can move about in the room. However, when you get out of range, you get static. I can move about in my living room, when I go another room, static. Harvest Moon answered on January 21, 2013
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No it does not swing in bed position. The back is locked into the back legs.
783251
It's easy for someone out of the bed, possibly not so easy for someone in the bed. It's doable, but would depend on the patients physical ability and agility.
535732
You can amble around the house a bit, but no, this is not intended for walking around throughout the day. It's for while you're in bed or sitting on the couch. They do work well, though.
1579647
Yes you can....there are settings to steup or step down depending on where you use it..
446162
No you cant! Plus its very thin, and not well padded!You will need a mattress pad for underneath!