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Enhancing Mobility and Independence for Adults

Crutches for Sale - Empowering Your Mobility

At Cart Health, we understand the importance of maintaining mobility and independence. That's why we offer a selection of crutches for sale, designed to provide adults with the support they need to navigate their daily lives confidently. Explore our range of crutches and choose the perfect companion for your journey toward enhanced mobility.

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McKesson Adult Underarm Crutches, 5 ft. 2 in. - 5 ft. 10 in. -Case of 16McKesson Adult Underarm Crutches, 5 ft. 2 in. - 5 ft. 10 in. -Case of 16
McKesson Adult Underarm Crutches
Sale priceFrom $44.99
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drive Platform Walker / Crutch Attachment -Eachdrive Platform Walker / Crutch Attachment - 721444_EA - 2
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Cypress Underarm Crutches for Youths - 1200035_PR - 1Cypress Underarm Crutches for Youths - 1200035_PR - 2
Cypress Underarm Crutches for Youths
Sale priceFrom $14.99 Regular price$27.99
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drive Forearm Crutch, Tall - 686785_BX - 1
drive Forearm Crutch, Tall
Sale price$101.99
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McKesson Forearm Crutch - 1095260_BX - 1McKesson Forearm Crutches - 1095260_BX - 2
McKesson Forearm Crutches
Sale priceFrom $78.99 Regular price$92.99
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McKesson Underarm Crutches, 26 – 34 Inch Height - 1093022_PR - 1
McKesson Underarm Crutches, 26 – 34 Inch Height
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McKesson Underarm Crutches, 5 ft. 2 in. - 5 ft. 10 in. - 1076181_PR - 1
McKesson Child Underarm Crutches, 4 ft. - 4 ft. 6 in. - 1076178_PR - 1
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McKesson Child Underarm Crutches, 4 ft. 6 in. - 5 ft. 2 in. - 1065233_PR - 1
McKesson Child Underarm Crutches, 4 ft. 6 in. - 5 ft. 2 in.
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McKesson Adult Underarm Crutches, 5 ft. 2 in. - 5 ft. 10 in. - 1065230_PR - 1
McKesson Adult Underarm Crutches, 5 ft. 2 in. - 5 ft. 10 in.
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Cypress Underarm Crutches for Tall Adults - 1200031_PR - 1Cypress Underarm Crutches for Tall Adults - 1200031_PR - 2
Carex Folding Underarm Crutches, 4 ft. 11 in. - 6 ft. 4 in. -Case of 3Carex Folding Underarm Crutches - 962652_CS - 2
Carex Folding Underarm Crutches
Sale priceFrom $74.99
Breg Axilla Aluminum Frame Adult Crutches - 1040821_EA - 1Breg Axilla Aluminum Frame Adult Crutches -Each
Breg Aluminum Frame Tall Adult Crutches -EachBreg Aluminum Frame Tall Adult Crutches - 1040820_EA - 2
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drive Underarm Crutches, 6 ft. 2 in. - 7 ft. - 875102_PR - 1
drive Adult Underarm Crutches
Sale price$61.99 Regular price$77.99

Frequently Asked Questions about Crutches

Crutches are mobility aids designed to support body weight and help adults walk when an injury, surgery, or medical condition limits their ability to bear weight on one or both legs. Crutches transfer weight from the legs to the upper body, allowing users to move around safely while recovering or managing a long-term mobility challenge.

Underarm crutches, also called axillary crutches, rest under the armpits and are typically used for short-term recovery, while forearm crutches feature a cuff that wraps around the forearm and are often preferred for long-term or permanent use. Forearm crutches offer greater maneuverability, whereas underarm crutches tend to provide more immediate stability for new users.

Crutches are designed for adults who need temporary or long-term support due to a leg injury, foot surgery, fracture, or a condition that affects their ability to walk without assistance. Both standard and bariatric crutch options are available to accommodate a wide range of body types and mobility needs.

Start by standing upright with shoes on and adjusting the crutch height so the top pad sits about two to three finger-widths below your armpit. The handgrip should align with your wrist when your arms hang naturally at your sides, and your elbows should have a slight bend when gripping the handles.

Place the crutches slightly in front of and to the side of your feet, then swing your body forward while bearing weight through your hands and arms, not your armpits. Keeping your injured leg lifted, land on your unaffected foot and repeat the motion, making sure to look ahead rather than down at the ground.

Crutch sizing is based on your height, and most manufacturers offer options ranging from youth sizes for shorter individuals up to tall adult and bariatric sizes for people over six feet or with higher weight capacities. Always check the height range listed on the product and adjust the crutch to fit your body rather than relying on size alone.

Yes, crutches can be used on stairs safely when the correct technique is followed and the user has adequate upper body strength. Going up, lead with your stronger leg; going down, lead with the crutches and your injured leg. Using a handrail whenever available significantly reduces the risk of falls on stairs.

Aluminum crutches are a popular choice because aluminum is lightweight, durable, and resistant to rust, making crutches easier to handle during daily use and long-term recovery. Many aluminum crutch models also feature height-adjustable frames, which allows a single pair to fit a broader range of users comfortably.

Yes, bariatric crutches are specifically designed to support higher weight capacities and taller frames, making crutches a viable mobility aid for bariatric patients. These models typically feature reinforced frames and extended height adjustments to ensure both safety and comfort for larger adults.

Wipe down crutches regularly with a damp cloth and mild soap, paying close attention to the handgrips and underarm pads where sweat and bacteria tend to accumulate. Check the rubber tips at the base frequently for wear and replace them when they become smooth, since worn tips reduce traction and increase the risk of slipping.

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