Conditions such as a spinal injury, body cast, long leg cast or a hip spica require a child to lie down when riding in a vehicle. The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends the EZ-ON Modified Vests in a policy statement on “Transporting Children with Special Health Care Needs” (Vol.104 No.4, 11/99 pp.988-992).

How It Works

For full instructions on using the EZ-ON 101M2 Modified Lay Down Vest.

To secure, simply use your vehicle’s rear seat belts. Lap and shoulder belts may use a locking clip to lock the lap-portion of the belt. Place pillows for comfort and protection in case of a crash. Complete, detailed instructions are included with each EZ-ON® Modified Vest.

Fasten the buckles on the vest and be sure the vest fits the child snugly. Lay the child on the seat and thread two rear vehicle seat belts (children under 30” use one belt) through the sides of the vest and the leg belt.

Shoulder adjusters allow the vest to grow with the child. The extremity belt secures casted or uncasted legs.

Now a child can nap comfortably in the car, and parents can have peace of mind knowing that their child is safely secured to the vehicle’s seat belts.

Specifications

• Passenger must fit lengthwise on the vehicle rear seat
• Transport supine or prone
• 101M2 for most children 5-12 years old use 20-100 lbs.
• Dynamically crash tested to meet FMVSS213

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