Walking Stick Holders. Image shows a golden coloured walking stick and an attached grey gadet that rests on any flat surface ensuring the stick doesn't fall on the floor.

Walking Stick Holders

Frustrated by your walking stick spending most of its time on the floor?. There’s a range of stick holders that reduce the risk of this happening. Keep your stick to hand at all times.

Companion Cats. Image shows a robotic cat. It is a ginger and white tabby and has a white chest, face and feet and stripped back, legs and head. It is shown laying on its front with its back legs towards the front.

Companion Cats

Looks like a cat, acts like a cat with no vet bills or litter trays to worry about. These companion cats are the perfect gift for elderly people living alone or someone with dementia.

Home Paging Systems. Image shows a call bell pendant on an orange lanyard. The call bell is round and white with a red button. The receiver monitor is a white square with a circular inset.

Domestic Paging Systems

Domestic paging systems enable you to take time away from the person you care for in the knowledge you are easily contactable. These compact systems are easy to use and affordable

Portable Bidets

Portable Bidets are a consideration for elderly people. They offer a gentle way to cleanse after toilet use which is kind to sore bottoms and haemorroids.

NHS Continuing Care. Image shows a white NHS pin badge with the letters NHS in white on a rectangular blue background. The pin badge is shown from the top with a white background.

NHS Continuing Care

This article explains the basis of NHS Continuing Care. It is a minefield to apply but worth the effort as it pays for care at home or in a care home following hospitalisation

Supascoota. Image shows a red mobility scoota. It has large back wheels and smaller ones at the front. It has a cycle style handlebar and basket on the front. It has a seat and a tubular metal construction.

Supascoota

Supascoota mobility scooters are in a league of their own. Well made and durable these scooters are built to last and provide years of independence.

Help squeezing toothpaste tubes. This image shows a white toothbrush with green and white bristles. It has a translucent light green toothpaste on it with darker green flex.

Help Squeezing Tubes

If you have weakened hands due to arthritis you may need some help squeezing tubes. It’s not just creams and toothpaste that come in tubes many cooking ingredients are packaged this way.

Preparing Food With One Hand. Image shows an injured hand with the two middle fingers strapped together with a blue cohesive bandage.

Preparing Food With One Hand

Preparing food with one hand is almost impossible. You don’t realise how much we rely on the second hand until you can’t use it for some reason. This useful board helps resolve many common food prep issues.

Choosing The Perfect Retirement Home. Image shows a white and red model house with a grey slate roof. Beside the model is a house key. Both are positioned on an oak colour table.

Easy Storage

Easy Storage is the perfect solution to your downsizing, moving or storage needs. No stress storage solutions with collection, storage and your items returned to you when needed. They do the hard work so you don’t have to worry.

How good are Jelly Drops? Image shows a flat square box with a lift lid. The lid is open displaying six tear shaped containers holding jelly sweets. The sweets are purple, yellow, red, peach, orange and pink. These sweets are 95% water and contain electrolytes and vitamins.

How Good Are Jelly Drops?

A hydration revolution. Jelly Drops have been available since 2020 and helped thousands of people who struggle with adequate fluid intake. But just how good are they?

Over 10 million of its engaging fruit treats have now been sold so if you haven’t heard of them before and don’t know if they are worth buying please read the rest of this post.

Footwear for someone who has had a Stroke. Image shows a pale lilac background. There are four hands holding a flat cut-out of a head and the brain is shown in lilac. Inside the brain shape are zig-zag lines to indicate danger.

Footwear for Someone Who Has Had A Stroke

Footwear for someone who has had a Stroke needs to be comfortable and easy to put on and remove. Feet can become swollen if you or someone you care for are immobile for any period. This is highly likely in the period following a Stroke.

Your footwear also needs to fit well and have a good grip to prevent the risk of having a fall when starting to mobilise again.