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Prairie Ridge Products

To the best of our knowledge, this company no longer sells assistive products. We list inactive companies for reference purposes only. The contact information listed is the last known for this company; current contact information is not available. If you have updated information on this company, please contact AbleData.

New Ulm, Minnesota 56073
United States
Web: No known web address.

Discontinued products manufactured by Prairie Ridge Products (listed alphabetically)

  1. RIGHT MOTION AT HOME Picture of RIGHT MOTION AT HOME

    --- DISCONTINUED. (Verified 08/2010) RETAINED IN DATABASE FOR REFERENCE. --- Right Motion at Home is an overhead pulley exerciser designed for use by individuals with shoulder injuries or disabilities. This unit fastens securely over the door frame, allows the door to remain fully open, and enables a chair or wheelchair to be positioned directly beneath it. Line length can be adjusted as the user's range of motion increases. The system features comfort-grip foam handles with web strapping, nylon cord and precision-molded parts. DIMENSIONS: Fits door frames up to 3.5 inches wide.

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