How Do I Compare Decompression Tables?
Decompression tables have been in use for years in chiropractic offices. They are used to maintain and restore spinal health to those suffering with bad backs. While they are not cheap, costing thousands of dollars for the high end models, they are an absolutely essential tool for chiropractors. They are uniquely designed to permit isolation and corrective manipulation of the vertebrae in the back. When it comes to spending such huge sums of money for what is really the central piece of equipment for chiropractors, it is wise to compare features before buying one. Compare table dimensions. Look for a total length long enough to be used with patients up to 84 inches in height, with a width of 27 inches. Check the table height range, and make sure it is around the 22 inch to 35 inch range. Compare the table’s lift capacity rating with the rating of 600 pounds and a maximum patient weight of at least 400 pounds in mind. Buy a table that is a true compression table with a split or sectione
