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Since 1993
About Us
Firstly established in 1993, Jianlian Homecare Products CO., Ltd [at Xiebian, Dali Town, Nanhai, Foshan, Guangdong, China] is a professional manufacturer and exporter specializing in homecare rehabilitation products. The company is sitting on 2.5 acre of land with 9,000 square meters building area. There are over 200 employees including 20 managing staff and 30 technical staff. Jianlian has a strong team for new product development and significant manufacturing capacity.
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1993
Founding Time
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200+
Employee Count
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9000m²
Factory Covered
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30+
Countries Served
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05/182026
Electric Wheelchair Daily Maintenance Guide: Extend Lifespan for Greater Peace of MindElectric wheelchairs serve as practical mobility aids for individuals with limited mobility. Proper routine maintenance not only extends the equipment's service life and reduces repair costs but also ensures travel safety, enabling the wheelchair to provide long-term, reliable service.
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05/152026
The Functions and Advantages of Fixed Commode ChairsAs the population continues to age, the demand for home-based elderly care and rehabilitative nursing services is steadily rising. Fixed commode chairs—characterized by their practical design, safety, and stability—serve as ideal care aids for the elderly, post-operative patients, and individuals with mobility impairments, offering significant practical value and distinct advantages.
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05/042026
How should one choose between underarm crutches and forearm crutches?In our daily lives, many people require the use of crutches; however, crutches come in various classifications. Today, we will discuss the functional differences between underarm crutches and forearm crutches, as well as how to choose the right type.
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04/292026
How to choose between cost performance and safety in the era of fierce competition in the medical device industry?The medical device industry is now fiercely competitive, with countless options for wheelchairs, walkers, and assistive aids flooding the market. While many low-cost products claim great value, the real question remains: how to balance cost performance with safety?
