Mobility and getting around
Reacher grabber tool
$27.92 as of Oct 16, 2:17 PM PDT
Grab things without bending down or reaching up.
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Skip this if:
You run out of this.
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Everything here is something I'd feel good putting in a family member's house, and you buy it on Amazon the same way you always do.
What are you trying to solve?
Everyday tasks that need less grip and strength.
See and hear the TV, the phone, and each other more clearly.
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The four I'd hand someone first.
Mobility and getting around
$27.92 as of Oct 16, 2:17 PM PDT
Grab things without bending down or reaching up.
Good to know:
Skip this if:
You run out of this.
Bathroom safety
$51.61 as of Oct 16, 2:17 PM PDT
Sit and slide in instead of stepping over the tub wall.
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Skip this if: The shower is a narrow walk-in stall. A transfer bench needs a tub to straddle and room beside it, so a plain shower chair fits there.
You run out of this.
Kitchen and eating
$9.99 as of Oct 16, 2:17 PM PDT
Thick, weighted handles for hands that shake or ache.
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Skip this if:
You run out of this.
Dressing and grooming
$9.97 as of Oct 16, 2:17 PM PDT
Put on socks without bending to your feet.
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Skip this if:
You run out of this.
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No. I'm not a doctor or a therapist, and these are everyday household things. If a problem involves your health, ask your doctor or an occupational therapist first.