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Medist's First Electric Toilet Chair | Stunning Launch

Release date:

08 Feb,2025

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Falls are common among people aged 65 and older.
The leading cause of death due to injury
Restrooms are a major area for falls.
It's usually because the elderly have weak legs and feet.
However, standard toilet seats do not have a lift function.
Medest's first electric toilet seat chair
Easily solve the challenge of seniors getting up from the toilet.

Electric desk lift to standing position
The elderly don't have to exert themselves.

Standard toilet chair
Primarily provides seated support for seniors when using the toilet.
Avoid prolonged squatting or standing.
Conditions such as leg numbness and falls
Suitable for people with physical disabilities, limited mobility, or seniors, among others.
Primarily provides basic toileting functions.
Does not have an assisted standing function
Medistel AX12 Electric Toilet Chair
Addressing seniors' struggles with standing and sitting, as well as weak legs and feet
Adopt ergonomic electric lifting
Equipped with German-imported motors
Easily help seniors stand up

High-strength material
Wash-and-rinse makes it more durable.

Compared to the plastic and aluminum alloy materials available on the market
We use high-strength cold-carbon steel material.
The all-metal frame is more durable.
At the same time, considering issues such as cleanliness and odors.
We've achieved an IPX4 waterproof rating.
It resists staining easily, and the entire device can be rinsed with water.

Easy to install
Elderly people are easy to use.

The toilet chair design adheres to internationally recognized standards.
Compatible with over 85% of toilet models
When it comes to installation, considering the large number of elderly people living alone
The toilet chair features an integrated, all-in-one design.
No drilling required—just install the handrail.
Simply secure the toilet chair onto the toilet bowl.
Also considering the ease of operation.
The remote control is equipped with only two buttons: "Up" and "Down."
Old people can learn it at a glance.