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Tynor Auxiliary (Axilla) Crutches are underarm crutches sold as a pair. They take weight off an injured leg or foot so you can move safely and independently while you recover. Height is adjustable for a correct fit.
Adjust the height so there is a gap of about 2–3 finger widths between the armpit and the pad, and the hand grip is at wrist level. Take weight through the hands, not the armpits.
Available sizes at Avicen Online: Large, Medium. Check the Tynor size chart on the pack and measure before choosing your size. The size of this item is shown in the product title.
Avicen Online carries a wide range of Tynor orthopaedic supports, braces, hot and cold therapy and mobility aids, with delivery across Oman. Free delivery on orders above OMR 10.
Tynor products are for support and comfort. For injuries or medical conditions, consult your doctor or physiotherapist before use.
| Brand | Tynor |
|---|---|
| Product Type | Crutches |
| Sizes | Large, Medium |
| Recommended For | Leg, knee, ankle or foot injuries; After lower limb surgery; Temporary walking support |
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Adjust the height so there is a gap of about 2-3 finger widths between your armpit and the pad, with the hand grip at wrist level.
Take your weight through your hands on the grips, not through your armpits, to avoid discomfort or nerve strain.
Sizes are based on user height; check the size guide or ask our pharmacist if you're unsure whether Large suits you.
Yes, they're commonly used to take weight off an injured leg or foot during recovery; follow your doctor or physiotherapist's guidance.
Check the rubber tips regularly for wear and replace them if worn, and wipe the frame clean with a damp cloth.