R82 x:panda

A modular seat from R82 in four sizes, with a backrest angle range and leg abduction adjustment. Only a Swedish brochure was found.

  • Through a dealerOrdered

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How to get it, in the maker's words

Where it's soldThrough a medical equipment (DME) dealer, per the maker

Size and fit, per R82

SizesFour sizes (1 to 4). Max user weight 30, 30, 60, 80 kg; during transport 30, 30, 60, 75 kg (brochure gives kg only, not converted)

Listed features

  • Four sizes listed with user weight limits in the brochure

Worth checking

  • Only a non-US Swedish brochure found

Where to buy the x:panda

Usually ordered through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription. Ask your child's doctor or therapist and your insurer (Medicaid covers medically necessary equipment for children under 21).

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Full specs

R82 x:panda
TypeAdaptive seat, bath, or toileting system
How to get it (maker)Usually through a medical equipment dealer with a prescription
SizesFour sizes (1 to 4). Max user weight 30, 30, 60, 80 kg; during transport 30, 30, 60, 75 kg (brochure gives kg only, not converted)
DimensionsBrochure gives mm-style numbers with no units stated; see sources
ReclineBackrest angle -5 to +30 degrees (all sizes); abduction per leg 0 to 15 degrees (size 1 minimum position 0 to 8)
MaterialFlame-retardant foam; durable breathable outer fabric in black; medical-grade liquid-barrier fabric; covers washable at 60 C (brochure, translated from Swedish) (per the maker)

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x:panda: questions answered

From R82's published specs, last checked 2026-11-04.

Will insurance cover the R82 x:panda?

Medicaid covers medically necessary equipment for children under 21 (the EPSDT benefit), and private plans often cover it too. You'll usually need a prescription and a letter of medical necessity from your child's doctor or therapist, and a medical equipment dealer handles the order.

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