wheelchair light
A new website for wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light ( http://www.wunderglow.com ) has been created. The newly launched website features only wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light and underlines the potential of this new product.
wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light is the first wheelchair light designed specifically for manual wheelchair users. Until now, manual wheelchair users would usually use a cycle light or no light at all.
But wheelchair users mostly prefer accessories designed specifically for wheelchair users. Wheelchair users want wheelchair accessories which are lightweight and easy to use. They dont want to permanently attach a light to the wheelchair, since a light is not always required and they want to avoid the added weight during the daytime when a light is not required.
wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light was designed to meet the demands of manual wheelchair users. Weighing less than half an ounce wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light is ultra-lightweight. wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light needs no installation. Simply clip on wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light when it is needed and quickly remove wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light when it is not needed. wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light is about the size of a US Quarter in both directions, so it stores easily in a purse or pocket.
Best of all, wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light can be used for visibility and fun. wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light comes with a white light and a multi-colored flashing light. The white light is to light up the way. The multi-colored light can be used to improve visibility of the wheelchair user or to give a fun nighttime "underglow effect" to the wheelchair. The newly launched wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light website ( http://www.wunderglow.com ) hosts a video demonstration of wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light.
About Med Services Europe: Med Services Europe distributes wUnderGlow Wheelchair Light worldwide. We are seeking dealers and distributors for our innovative disability products. Contact us via the Med Services Europe ( http://www.medserviceseurope.com ) website for more information.
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