Question 1

Why is the description for this marketed more for dogs? add information on sizing and usage for people. i’m a person not a dog.

Accepted Answer

it can be used for dog training to work on balance or use to practice an unknown surface for a dog to get used to. It can be used for agility training or for service/therapy dogs

Question 2

Is this latex free?

Accepted Answer

If you go to the fifth thumbnail photo next to the larger item photo at top of page you'll find that that thumbnail states clearly it is latex free. So hope that helps because I am latex sensitive and yes it matters a whole lot to me. If the thumbnail's change position look for the blackest background one to click on then it'll enlarge and you can read it in the larger photo spot. Also you can click on that photo and it'll come up as a larger one you can go through all the other thumbnails and see them in that inset. I hope this shows you for future items you may be shopping that sometimes you can see a lot of info you are looking for in these little photos but seems a lot of folks have no idea how to see them or click on them or what have you so miss out. But a warning not all thumbnails are magnified and sometimes you can't read it and that makes me suspect seller really does not want you to. Or they to are just not computer savy enough. The digital world is still a learning curve for many of us. I'm nearing 70's so I've got friends who refuse to use one even for e-mails. Others are way ahead of me as far as understanding and using todays technology to it's fullest. Kudos to you and may you always be safe from latex.

Question 3

Hi i am 5ft, and would like to use the peaunut ball for birthing what size would you recommend?

Accepted Answer

Hi Nickole,For 5' tall I would suggest the 40 or 45 cm ball. We recommend the 50 cm peanut ball for women taller than 5'3". Keep in mind, however, that some birthing positions may necessitate a different size. The fire hydrant position may require a bigger peanut ball but for the semi sitting position you may want to go a bit smaller. Sizing can also be a preference; the ball that works for you may be uncomfortable for another person of the same height.Thank you,Nilmee

Question 4

How much weight can this ball hold?

Accepted Answer

Hi Ben here from Customer Service. Our peanut balls have a weight capacity of 400 pounds.

Brand	Milliard
Material	Rubber
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Item Weight	871 Grams
Sport	Exercise & Fitness
Number of Items	1
Manufacturer	milliard
Item model number	No Model
ASIN	B00U0FSX18

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Milliard Anti-Burst Peanut Ball Approximately 54x26cm / 21.5x10.5in - for Exercise, Therapy, Labor Birthing and Dog Training

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