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An Exceptional Cycle for People with Mobility Issues

MEDUP V2 Active-Passive Cycle Trainer

Licensed by Health Canada. GST/HST exempt

This wheelchair-accessible motor-assisted bike offers a host of health benefits to users who have mobility issues in their arms or legs.  

Suitable for all healthcare facilities, long term care homes and home-based exercise programs.

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Spasm Release

Quickly identifies and releases spasms for safe training

Symmetry Training

Indicates the degree of training of the left and right limbs.

Quiet

High-performance servomotors ensure quiet operation

Medup V2 Advanced Cycle Therapy Rehab Trainer

8" Touch Screen

Intuitive; responds to light touch; displays in full colour

4 Training Modes

Passive, Assisted, Active and Isokinetic

Portable

Built-in wheels enable the device to be easily transported

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See how MedUp helps move your arms and legs!

Decreases Spasticity

Improves Joint Mobility

Relaxes Stiff Muscles

Helps Prevent Blood Clots

Improves Muscle Strength

Stimulates Blood Flow

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