dragonfly8
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Someone is selling one on a local group, and although it's most likely not 2012 complaint...........can anyone just buy a car bed?
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Someone is selling one on a local group, and although it's most likely not 2012 complaint...........can anyone just buy a car bed?
(Your car beds only go up to 10 lbs. up there? Interesting. What do they do for medical conditions that require flat transport after that? Ambulance transport?)
We have car beds at work that we loan to kids that need to be transported flat. I'm curious now of the DOM of them. I will have to peak next time that I am digging through the storage room.
I would be very curious to hear what dates you have.
I will peak on both of my units next time I am at work and update with the dates. I am really curious as well. The car beds look ancient but I have never actually checked and haven't seen any new car beds to compare them to.
Are there ways to get an exemption from the restraint laws altogether due to medical condition? For example, here in California, your doctor can fill out a form that can be filed with DMV confirming that legal vehicle restraint systems can make your medical condition worse through regular use, or cause injury in a crash. This form gives you the right to disable certain passive restraint systems (airbags) or to transport a person without a legal restraint. This loophole can be used to allow the use of foreign seats as well, and a prescription for a particular seat as a medical positioning device circumvents problems that might come up with customs.
If there happen to be manuals with them - and I would sure hope so - can you take a look to see what the expiration is on them?
HONEYhas3 said:So if SN seats are not up to current standards, what are suppose to do with SN children?
I am beginning to work with more SN children, is there anyone that I can talk to/work with to help my large client base (I am starting in Sept at the largest rehab facility in Canada for children)?
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