Need help. Where can I buy a walking stick?

• Manager433

  1 May 07, 12:45

  
  
  ntuc health? Gardian?
• mhcampboy

  1 May 07, 12:49

  some pharmacies have it... or hospitals..
• Manager433

  1 May 07, 12:51

  But some shops close on a public holiday.
  
  
  
  
• mhcampboy

  1 May 07, 12:54

  Originally posted by Manager433:

  But some shops close on a public holiday.
  
  
  
  

  oh today ar!?? lol...
• FireIce

  1 May 07, 13:07

  unity got sell
  
  or the pharmacy @ TTSH
• dork3d

  1 May 07, 13:32

  Try Guardian...
  
  They have clutches and walking sticks and walking assists also...
• rane

  1 May 07, 13:39

  Originally posted by Manager433:

  
  
  ntuc health? Gardian?

  Rehab Mart.
• ndmmxiaomayi

  1 May 07, 13:40

  TTSH. Some polyclinics also have. If I remember correctly, AMK Polyclinic has it.
• Manager433

  1 May 07, 15:25

  Buy liao. Cost me $19. Thanks for the help.
• Kuali Baba

  1 May 07, 18:54

  There were a few fixed-length ones at Daiso. Yup, $2 each.
• FireIce

  1 May 07, 18:57

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  There were a few fixed-length ones at Daiso. Yup, $2 each.

  huh.........sturdy or not..................
• idiotboi89

  1 May 07, 19:18

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  huh.........sturdy or not..................

  actually quite sturdy leh lol. different lengths somemore
• Kuali Baba

  1 May 07, 19:45

  Originally posted by FireIce:

  huh.........sturdy or not..................

  A simple hollow iron stick with a wide rubber stub and a T-handle.
• crabx

  1 May 07, 22:26

  go old folks home n ask... coz some old people up lorry already then they will sure leave behind their tongkat....
  
  free leh!!!
  
  
• missqi

  1 May 07, 22:28

  Originally posted by crabx:

  go old folks home n ask... coz some old people up lorry already then they will sure leave behind their tongkat....
  
  free leh!!!
  
  

  cb......
• laurence82

  1 May 07, 22:34

  Originally posted by Kuali Baba:

  A simple hollow iron stick with a wide rubber stub and a T-handle.

  dont noe, but my grandma used these type b4
  
  not worth it, and can be dangerous for old people
  
  get better ones from guardian or hospitals would be good