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  • A metal soup spoon attached to a long, straight aluminum extension handle with a white grip section.

    Extension Utensils - Soup Spoon

    MaxiAids

    $31.95

    This soup spoon has a stainless steel bowl attached to a lightweight aluminum extension handle, so you can reach your food without lifting your arm as far. A wing nut holds the spoon in place, and you can tilt it to whatever angle works for you, for either the left or right hand. It's made for someone with limited reach or range of motion in the upper body who finds a standard spoon hard to bring to their mouth. It's a complete utensil, ready to use once you've set the angle you like.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long black shoe horn with a curved handle, shown being used by a seated person to put on a white shoe.

    Good Grips Long Handle Shoe Horn

    North Coast Medical

    $33.72

    This long-handled shoe horn lets you slide a foot into a shoe, or work a shoe off, without bending down. The handle is built up with a nonslip, cushioned, rubber-like material that is latex-free, and its flexible ribbing helps it fit different grips. The shaft is enameled steel, and the textured blade helps the foot glide in. It's a good fit if reaching your feet is hard because of back pain, recovery after surgery, or limited mobility.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A translucent plastic plate clip on a white plate with a blue rim, shown with three extra clips.

    Food Bumper Translucent Plastic

    Independent Living Aids

    $9.95

    This food bumper snaps onto the edge of a plate to give you a raised wall to push food against, so it stays on the plate instead of sliding off. It's made of polypropylene and is meant for people who eat with one hand.

    Verified todayReady to use
  • A long metal shoehorn with a curved silver shaft and a brown leather-wrapped hook handle.

    Metal Shoehorn for Dressing Assistance from Vive Health

    Vive Health

    $27.65

    This long stainless steel shoehorn measures 16.5 inches, so you can slide a shoe on without bending over or twisting much. The edges are smooth and rounded, which helps shoes slip on without being damaged. It suits anyone who finds it hard to reach their feet, including older adults and people with limited dexterity or mobility, and it works with athletic shoes, dress shoes, boots, and ski boots. It is a simple, complete tool, but it only helps with getting a shoe on, not with tying or fastening it.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A light wood work table on grey legs, with a woman in a wheelchair using it.

    Accessible Activity-PC Table-Hand Crank Adjust-DS

    ADAS

    $958.00

    This activity table or computer workstation raises and lowers with a hand crank that folds away underneath. It adjusts from 27 to 39 inches, so it works for people seated in wheelchairs and for people at different heights, and it suits places where the height changes often. The top is 1-1/8 inch thick laminate with PVC edging, the feet are powder coated steel, and it holds up to 450 lbs. It comes in four sizes, and wheels are sold separately if you want to move it around.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A long-handled reacher tool with a blue shaft, black trigger handle, and black gripping jaws at the end.

    Rainbow Reacher - Blue - 23 inches

    MaxiAids

    $12.95

    The Rainbow Reacher is a 23-inch hand-held grabber that lets you pick up items you can't easily bend or stretch to reach. It's the lightest of its kind and has a small handle grip, which makes it a good fit for children, people with arthritis, or anyone recovering from knee or hip surgery. The rubber cups on the jaws are flexible, so they can hold both small and large objects. The jaw opens sideways, so you can keep your eyes on the item without twisting your wrist.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long-handled reaching tool with a silver aluminum shaft, black trigger grip, and curved gripping jaws at the tip.

    FeatherLite Reacher- 26-inch

    Reizen

    $14.95

    The FeatherLite Reacher is a 26-inch hand-held grabber that lets you pick things up from high shelves, the floor, or tight spaces without bending or stretching. It closes with only about 7 ounces of squeezing pressure and has a non-slip handle, which helps if grip strength is limited. The jaws have interlocking teeth with soft tips and hold lightweight items up to 2.75 inches wide and 3 pounds. A built-in magnet tip picks up small metal objects, and a lug on the jaw helps you pull clothing or blankets toward you. It's a good fit for someone with a hip or knee replacement, or anyone who wants a little extra reach. Heavier or wider items won't be safe to lift with it.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A roll of yellow and black diagonal-striped adhesive tape, shown applied as dark strips on concrete stairs.

    Low Vision Anti-Slip Tape- Yellow and Black

    MaxiAids

    $32.95

    This anti-slip tape puts a gritty, sandpaper-like surface on steps and walkways so feet grip better, and its bold yellow and black stripes make the edge of each step easier to see. The adhesive back sticks on without tools. The roll is 2 inches wide and 60 feet long, so one roll can cover many steps at home, in an apartment building, or at work. It's a good fit if someone has trouble seeing where steps start and stop, or if stairs feel slippery. It adds grip and contrast to the surface you put it on, but it doesn't make stairs safer in other ways, like adding handrails or better lighting.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A rectangular green plastic tray with a raised rim and a textured, non-slip surface.

    Cafeteria Tray- Green- 14-in x 18-in

    MaxiAids

    $5.95

    This green cafeteria tray lets you carry a plate, utensils, and a cup in one trip, and it keeps spills contained. It's made of lightweight, shatter-resistant polypropylene plastic, and the basket weave texture helps items stay put instead of sliding. At 14 by 18 inches, it works for meals in a chair or in bed, as a TV tray, or for outings like picnics. It can also hold small parts for hobby or detail work so they don't roll away. It's a good fit if gripping, balance, or hand control makes carrying several items at once hard.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long rigid shoe horn with a blue foam-covered handle and a curved cream-colored hook at one end.

    Long Reach Shoe Horn Dressing Aid for Easy Shoe Wearing Without Bending, 30 inch Length

    $34.30

    This 30-inch shoe horn lets you slide a shoe onto your foot while standing or sitting, without bending over to reach it. The long handle does the reaching for you, which helps if bending, stooping, or tight hips and back make putting on shoes a struggle. It's a single tool with nothing to plug in or program, so you can use it right out of the box. Pair it with other dressing aids, like a sock aid, if getting dressed is hard in several ways.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • An adjustable therapy table with a curved beige top and metal legs, shown in a room with several seated users.

    Quarter-Round Therashape Accessible Table

    ADAS

    $750.00

    This adjustable table gives therapists and caregivers a shared work surface for treatment sessions or feeding. Its curved cutouts let wheelchair users pull in close, and the legs adjust from 23 to 33 inches in 1-inch steps using an oversized knob. The work surface measures 85" x 37" and is 28" deep, so it takes up real floor space. It sits on a powder-coated steel base.

    Verified 2 days agoSetup with instructions
  • A white long-handled shoe horn and sock remover being used to pull a grey sock off a person's foot.

    Shoe Horn and Sock Remover

    Easy to Use Products

    $11.95

    This is a two-in-one dressing tool: one end is a shoe horn for getting shoes on or off, and the other end pushes socks off your foot. The 28-inch handle lets you work from a standing position, so you don't have to bend down to your feet. The ends rotate 360 degrees, so you can switch between the sock remover and the shoe horn. It snaps apart into a compact piece about 13.75 inches long, which makes it easy to pack for travel. It's made of ABS plastic, and it suits someone who has trouble reaching their feet.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long metal reaching tool with a blue trigger-style handle, gripping a small jar, held by a hand.

    EZ Reacher Aluminum Grabbers

    $42.19

    The EZ Reacher is a grabber with an aluminum build and round rubber cups that grip items firmly. It works with one hand or two, so you can pick things up without bending or stretching. It's a good fit for someone who has trouble reaching items on the floor or on high shelves.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A long-handled grabber tool with a silver metal shaft, blue trigger handle, and gripping jaws at the end.

    EZ REACHER

    EZ Reacher

    $26.95

    The EZ Reacher is a 32-inch hand-held reaching tool that lets you pick up items from the floor or off a high shelf without bending or stretching. A squeeze trigger closes the grip, and a patented locking feature holds the object firmly, so you don't have to keep pressing the trigger while you move it. That makes it a practical pick for someone who has trouble bending or reaching, including a person who uses a wheelchair. It's lightweight, and you can use it right out of the box with no other equipment.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A blue plastic sock aid with molded contoured shells, each attached to teal cords with black foam grip handles.

    Achieva Sock Assist Daily Aid

    Achieva

    $33.06

    The Achieva Sock Assist helps you get socks on without bending down to reach your feet. It lies flat on the floor, and its nonstick surface lets the sock slide into place. It is made to fit feet and calves of different sizes and shapes, and it draws the sock up the calf rather than letting go at the ankle. It suits someone with low dexterity or limited mobility who finds putting on socks difficult.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A red rubberized floor mat with rounded corners, shown on a wood floor beneath a walking frame with wheels.

    Tenura Non-Slip Floor Mat- Red

    Tenura

    $49.95

    The Tenura Non-Slip Floor Mat in red gives you a grippy surface to stand on, so your feet are less likely to slide on smooth flooring. It's meant for the spots where slips tend to happen, like when you stand up from a chair or sit back down. You can set it on a smooth floor and start using it right away. It's a floor mat for traction, not a support or grab bar, so it won't hold your weight if you lose your balance.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A pair of brown elastic no-tie laces fitted into a white sneaker with a clear plastic lace lock.

    Easy Laces - Brown

    MaxiAids

    $5.95

    Easy Laces are brown stretchy laces that replace regular shoelaces, so lace-up shoes can be slipped on and off without tying. An adjustable plastic fastener locks the fit in place, which helps anyone who finds tying laces hard or tiring.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long-handled reacher tool with a metal shaft, black pistol grip, trigger, and serrated gripping jaws at the end.

    Drive Medical Handheld Reacher

    Drive Medical

    $40.05

    This handheld reacher lets you pick up items from the floor or off high shelves without bending, stretching, or climbing. It has a lightweight aluminum frame and a low-pressure trigger, so closing the grabber doesn't take a hard squeeze. It comes in three length options, so you can choose the reach that fits your home and your height. It's a good fit for someone with limited mobility who wants to keep doing everyday tasks on their own. The exact grip style and maximum lifting weight aren't stated, so check the product details for the length you pick.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A rectangular red plastic tray with a woven basketweave pattern molded into its flat base.

    Cafeteria Tray- Red- 14-in x 18-in

    MaxiAids

    $5.95

    This red cafeteria tray is a 14 x 18 inch carrying surface that lets you move a plate, utensils, and a cup in one trip. It works as a lap or TV tray for eating in a chair or in bed. The raised-texture basket weave pattern keeps items from sliding, and the edges help contain spills. It's made of lightweight, shatter-resistant polypropylene plastic, so it's easy to lift. People who have trouble with grip or hand control, such as those with arthritis or tremor, may find it easier to carry meals this way. Hobbyists can also use it to keep small parts from rolling onto the floor. It's a plain tray with no handles or legs mentioned, so you'll be holding it or resting it on your lap or a table.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long white shoe horn with a slender curved shaft and a hooked handle at one end.

    Extra Long Shoe Horn

    $29.39

    This long-handled steel shoe horn lets you slide a shoe onto your foot without bending down to reach your heel. The curved blade guides your foot into the shoe, which helps you avoid rubbing or bruising your heel along the way. An epoxy-covered surface helps the shoe horn slip smoothly into any shoe. It's a good fit if bending, reaching, or limited range of motion makes putting on shoes a struggle.

    Verified 3 days agoReady to use
  • A set of glow-in-the-dark stair tread pads, shown glowing pale green on carpeted stairs as a woman descends.

    Sure-Glow: Glow in the dark - Safety Stair Pads

    $11.99

    These stair pads stick onto steps and glow in the dark, so each step edge is easier to see at night or in a dim stairwell. They soak up light during the day and give off a glow after dark, which can help you place your feet and avoid a misstep. Each package holds 6 pads, and you can get them in circular, square, or rectangular shapes and in several colors. The adhesive is meant to hold firmly but come off again when you want to remove them.

    Verified 2 weeks agoReady to use
  • A pair of smart glasses with a black rectangular frame, clear lenses, and a small camera lens on the hinge.

    Ray-Ban Meta Glasses Wayfarer Gen 2

    Ray-Ban Meta

    $379.00

    These Wayfarer-style smart glasses carry a camera, speakers in the temples, and a five-microphone array, so you can ask questions and hear spoken answers without holding a phone. Paired with the Meta AI app, they can describe the room in front of you, read a menu aloud, check a product label for allergens, or describe a street intersection. They also take photos and video, make hands-free calls and texts, play music, and offer live translation across six languages. For someone with low vision, this puts visual information into audio form in a regular-looking pair of glasses. They come in regular and large sizes with clear lenses that have a blue-violet light filter, and they depend on a phone with the app.

    Verified todaySetup with instructions
  • A white padded stool with a chrome frame, armrests, and adjustable legs ending in grey rubber feet.

    Kitchen Stool with Adjustable Arms

    Drive Medical

    $94.95

    This kitchen stool gives you a padded seat and back to sit on while you work at the counter or stove, so you don't have to stand the whole time. The arm supports come off, which helps if you want something to push up from or prefer to sit without them. The frame is chrome-plated steel in white, and the seat height adjusts to fit different body sizes. It's a good fit for someone who tires when standing for kitchen tasks or wants extra support when sitting down and getting up. The listing gives the height range as "27 to 21," which looks like a typo, so confirm the exact range with the seller before ordering.

    Verified 2 days agoReady to use
  • A long aluminum reacher with a black trigger handle on one end and a curved gripping claw on the other.

    Aluminum Reacher with Magnetic Tip for Easy Grabbing and Reaching from Mabis HealthSmart

    Mabis HealthSmart

    $44.36

    This reacher extends your arm's reach so you can pick up and grab items without bending or stretching. It has a magnetic tip, which helps with picking up small objects like keys or dropped utensils. It suits someone with limited mobility, or anyone who wants to cut down on reaching for things on the floor or on high shelves. It's a complete tool on its own, with nothing else to buy or set up.

    Verified 3 days agoReady to use