When choosing a lightweight folding electric wheelchair for fibromyalgia, here are key features to consider:
• Weight capacity and chair weight
• Battery life and charging time
• Seat comfort and cushioning
• Ease of folding/unfolding with limited strength
• Width for doorways and indoor use
• Wheel size and terrain Show Full Answer
@A MyFibroTeam Member I have been looking for a light weight powerchair found one they just would not allow me to pay for a pick up courier. I am searching for light weight one for inside my house. But I do recommend them cheaper to us E.... Bay site who are still the same Ltd. So sorry i am trying not to advertise.
But we do need good word of mouth. What I found really good was the lighting. It not the best for comfort as it for short journeys. I found it great for managing shopping I had two full bags I took off the people out with me. Still a smooth runner. Josh was my sale assistant.
Anything you want to discuss always happy to help.
Thanks for all the advice 😊
Hiya, thanks for reply. I Will have a look on this website. I’m glad you mentioned this site as someone I was talking to on holiday had their electric wheelchair from their. Good to know it’s an okay site 😊 I sold my scooter a couple of months ago as I found it cumbersome so thought would try a chair this time, still not sure though
@A MyFibroTeam Member Also very important as I learnt through expierence. Try and buy light weight around 18 k or you may have problem travelling:
* Train
* Plane
* Public transport.
My old collegue who I was a social worker with searched for me. Just as well she did. Their is so much to think about. Mine has light on front and back. https://mobilitypluswheelchairs.co.uk/cdn/shop/...
Nexus I highly recommend folds like a pram ... Good Value for money.