Allmobility trading

Allmobility trading produces mobility aids primarily for personal use, including manual wheelchairs like the Buffalo 150 and Buffalo 150 Grip, as well as assistive devices for transfers and bathing, such as the Telò Bagnoletto. These products are designed to support daily mobility, comfort, and accessibility in both home and clinical environments.

Allmobility trading is based in Italy. Their devices are developed in compliance with EU medical device regulations, ensuring they meet the necessary standards for safety, performance, and conformity within the European market.

Allmobility trading’s devices are listed in the EUDAMED database, which is the European Union’s centralised registry for medical device information. This registry ensures transparency and traceability of devices authorised under EU regulations.

Allmobility trading’s devices fall under EU Class I classification. This classification is assigned based on the risk associated with the device’s intended use and design. Class I devices are generally considered low-risk and typically require compliance with basic safety and performance requirements, though they may still need to meet specific regulatory obligations depending on their design.