Buy the Shower Helper from Active Forever today and return to showering without any help moving or discomfort! Whether you've just had surgery for an injury and are confined to a wheelchair, or are experiencing a decline in your motor abilities, the Shower Helper is sure to provide you with the ease of bathing on your own and maintain your self-esteem. There's no disability aid that will provide you with as much reliability or freedom as the Shower Helper, so regain your independence in bathing by using the Shower helper as your next bathroom aid today!

While some shower aids don't fully address transferring problems people experience from a wheelchair onto a shower seat, the Shower Helper eliminates the uneasiness entirely. The versatile design provides both the caregiver and the user of the Shower Helper with enough space to avoid discomfort by using an easy to install and remove track that fits right in your shower stall. All a caregiver has to do is secure a provided track to the shower stall and slide the chair on. Safety is assured by locking mechanisms on the track, which can be operated by either the user or caregiver.

The Shower Helper fits your posture with an adjusting headrest, providing you with a comfortable showering experience. Keep your comfort without losing your dignity by using a shower helper. Active Forever also holds a wide variety of other bathroom aids today to make your life easier, so take a look at them today, all from the comfort of your home!

Shower Helper Features: Can be used in shower stalls only Contains an easily washable, convenient commode Maintains aesthetic appeal with an attractive finish Rust-free Easy transfer from wheelchair to shower Removable track, so others can use same bath/shower without hassle Locking tracks designed for stationary, safe bathing Versatile design for around-the-house use Shower Helper is great for: One confined to a wheelchair (with available assistance) Aging populations with a decline in motor abilities Recently injured populations Recovering surgery patients