Skull Guard Epilepsy Helmet

The Skull Guard Epilepsy Helmet is a padded helmet that has been designed to be worn by children and adults prone to head injuries. The chin strap can be adjusted for a more practical fit, and the helmet is available in a choice of sizes for an optimal fit.

What Is the Skull Guard Helmet For?

The Skull Guard Epilepsy Helmet is designed to fit over the head like an ordinary helmet, before protecting the wearer in case they band their head on the ground, corners, tables or any other obstacle. It is designed for those who are at high risk of doing this, which includes children and adults with functional disorders that can make them liable to head injury. Such conditions include:

• Epilepsy
• Head drop syndrome
• Poor balance
• Autism
• Hydrocephalus
• Cerebral palsy
• Spastic diplegia
• Spinal cord hernia
• Haemophilia

Who Can Use the Skull Guard Epilepsy Helmet?

The Skull Guard Helmet is designed for use by anyone who is at high risk of banging their heads. This includes children and teenagers, and older adults and the elderly. The adjustable straps mean that the helmet should fit most people.

Which Size Should I Choose?

To find out which size helmet is best suited to you or your patient, you can measure the circumference of their head and match it to the table below. Once measured, you can use the drop down menu at the top of the page to select the correct size required.

How Safe Is the Skull Guard Epilepsy Helmet?

The Skull Guard Helmet is designed to be extremely safe, with a special chin strap that prevents the helmet from moving around during use. The extra thick padding that covers the entire head means that you won’t damage your head if you fall, making it ideal for anyone who suffers from conditions that can cause them to damage their heads.

How Do I Wear the Skull Guard Helmet?

The chin strap helps secure the helmet in place, and can be adjusted in length with a convenient slide buckle. This will help to provide the wearer with an optimal fit for maximum protection. By pulling the chin strap tight, you can provide a catered fit that isn’t too tight for the user.