Commodes

These plugs are additional pieces added for packaging to prevent product damage in transit. The plugs should be removed prior to assembly of the product.

This is a splash guard. Your commode can be used as a stand-alone commode, or over an existing toilet. When used over an existing toilet, the commode bucket should not be used. The splash guard would be used in place of the commode bucket to help keep waste directed into the toilet.

Rust is the result of a natural process where the iron in metal encounters oxygen and water, causing it to corrode and deteriorate. It is good practice to clean and dry your commode on a regular basis to help prevent rusting.

No. Rusting is not typically covered under the manufacturer’s warranty.

Drive Medical does not offer wheels for use with our standard commodes. We do not advise the use of wheels on our 3-in-1 commodes.

No

Drive offers several shower commodes. Please see a full listing of our shower commodes at drivemedical.com

Place crutches about a foot in front of you, lean on them for support, and then advance your unaffected leg forward. Move the crutches and repeat.

When ascending, lead with your good foot; when descending, start with the crutches and then bring down your affected leg.