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Looking for where you can get an artificial leg in Nigeria?

Having problems with your artificial leg or arm?

See us as your go to place to find out any and all details about you artificial limbs,

  • What is currently available

  • New technologies in the country

  • Ngo's giving out artificial limbs.

  • Prices of artifical limbs

  • Price of comfort wears that prevent bruising with artificial limbs

Our mission is providing you with the details you need as an amputee, to live a better life.

From deciding what the type of prosthesis or artificial limb that best for you. To fitting and finally how to use you prosthesis efficiently.

If you have an questions or have any inquiry, please drop us a comment or join our list to get feed back on the latest technologies out there.

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