Fwd: Roll-Aid power attachment to manual wheelchairs - Cost of Roll-Aid

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Dear Alice,

I hope this note finds you and yours doing very well. I appreciate the opportunity to visit with you about our Roll-Aid power attachment to the folding manual wheelchairs. The Roll-Aid will hook onto and unhook from the wheelchair within seconds, giving the user the option of power or manual, also the unit will come apart for transportation reason, leaving the heaviest part only 33 pounds (one of the lightest products on the market). The unit is compacted, taking very little room in your home or car when not in use, and when it is on your wheelchair, it will not add any length or width to your wheelchair, allowing you to go where you are going now. The Retail Price of the Roll-Aid is $1,795.00 + Shipping and Handling. The Roll-Aid comes with a full 30 day trial to assure your satisfaction, 1 year warranty on electrical, 6 months on batteries, and a lifetime guarantee on the parts we manufacture.

Stand Aid offer the Roll-Aid directly or it can be bought through a local dealer, if you wish to go through a local dealer I would suggest to use one that you are comfortable working with. We do accept Visa, MasterCard, Discover and American Express.

Thanks for your interest in our company, Please call me if you would like to try the Roll-Aid for 30 days.

Best regards,

Tom Ennema

Product Specialist

Stand Aid of Iowa, Inc.

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Alice,

Thank you for passing on the info you received on the Roll-Aid.

Alice wrote:

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Hi Alice this is good information. I saved it myself. Who knows someday

that will be my solution too! Ruth

Fwd: Roll-Aid power attachment to manual wheelchairs

- Cost of Roll-Aid

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