best lower limb prosthetic manufacturer?
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what is the question?
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New Balance are the ones I reccomend from running daily in the army, but it depends on the type of support you need.  Make sure you get the correct one for your arch.
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There are many excellent recumbent bikes on the market today.  Life Fitness (one of the most common commercial brands) received top ratings from Consumer Reports for their R3-5 recumbent bike that was released this year.  Schwinn Fitness also won an award for their 213 recumbent bike.  Another notable brand is Lemond Fitness.  The Lemond GForce recumbent bike is one of the most innovative new designs - it's self generating (no plug in needed), has a low step over height (very easy for therapy or overweight exercisers), and has a very comfortable seat that fully reclines.  The GForce has a very wide range of resistance that is good for beginners on the low end and gives the serious cyclist an amazing workout on the high end.  There are many other great recumbent bikes on the market today so the best question you need to answer is which is the best bike for you.  Always try exercise equipment before you buy it.  The equipment should be comfortable, sturdy, and covered under a good warranty (10 years to Lifetime is standard for quality equipment).  Also consider the training programs included - the more expensive models will include a variety of programs to keep you motivated and challenged.  If a bike isn't comfortable, fun, and challenging then you won't use it. Schwinn Fitness equipment is available at a wide variety of sporting goods and fitness stores but I would highly recommend finding a good local specialty fitness store - you'll get better service from experienced staff, better local support, and a better selection of choices from entry level to commercial grade equipment.
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If you have health insurance, go see a Podiatrist (not an Orthopedist).  I have pretty bad pronation but I didn't know it and thought the pain was from an old injury.  I went to an Orthopedist because my knee hurt in addition to my ankles and feet.  He put me on stationary bike for a hour a couple times a week and billed my insurance company.  Didn't work at all.  Finally I went to a podiatrist, he took an x-ray, a plaster cast of my feet, and two weeks later I had custom insoles ($495 out of pocket, ouch) but no more pain anywhere.  I can-not recommend it enough.
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Orthopedic mattress..There are variety of them and you have to go and always there's a Consultant available..and you'll make the best choice!! Good luck!
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do a web search on "thigh adductor"
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I believe that brand is alpha-factor. There are many other brands though they are all sized differently some of the ones i know are Gk, Snowflake, Motion Wear, and aplha-factor. I like gk they seem to be the best ones I could find in the 8 years I have been doing gymnastics. They are really sturdy and don't come apart as easy as some of the ones from other brands.
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a medical supply representative goes into hospitals and Dr. offices to endorse their product to the company.  I worked in Orthopedic surgery for 2 years and a major company was DePuy that we did business with.  If we were doing a case where there was a total knee replacement, the rep would come in and show their tools and implants that assists better in surgery.
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you could start with the UT houston ortho dept or look for private back clinics, you will end up talking to many to know about their experiences, but back clinics would be a good start too, remember not all ortho people do the backs, good luck
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yea check out this website they have the best selection of kits from around the world its excellent check it out\n\nhttp://www.subsidesports.com/uk/store/index.jsp
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I would contact any of the medical equipment companies for better information.  They will be able to help you
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I would try the major manufacturers. See if you can get a deal where they pay you based on your performance when using their products.
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Bro...ditch that antique and grab a new onw.  Fit, Hoffman, and a few others make great completes...check danscomp.com for some more...AVOID Freeagents.  Easterns completes are good also.
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you mean long tubes or ultratoners?\ncheck eBay for the best deals
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You have to be a better salesman (person) than the other guy.  I used to buy orthopedic supplies, and the guy with a so-so product and a great pitch would win over the better product a lot of the time.
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There's a  "copycat"  of the Bowflex,  called Crossbow, which is  quite a bit cheaper.      I  don't  know  if it's as well made, but it claims to be just as effective.    You  shouldn't have any problem  finding out more about it on the  Internet.   It might be  listed  as  Cross Bow (separate words).  I believe there's  another  one  called HealthMax Pro.    You'll  probably  be  able to  look that one up too.
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Right here my man....Dick's Sporting Goods\n\nhttp://www.dickssportinggoods.com/category/index.jsp?categoryId=718115&cp=711652\n\nAlso Try Eastbay....a large selection:\n\nhttp://www.eastbay.com/catalog/modelsummary.cfm?TID=5555-41100608560141080316104-0&module=shoes&action=sportsSearch&supercat=shoes&mvp=sport&path=y&id=54434