MaxiAids — assistive technology products
310 products from MaxiAids in our assistive technology catalog. Browse models, compare specs, and find vendor listings.
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Vibrating Liquid Level Indicator
$12.95 – $15.95
This pocket-sized liquid level indicator hangs on the rim of a cup, glass, or mug and vibrates when the liquid gets close to the top, so you can pour hot or cold drinks without watching the level. That touch signal means it works for people who are blind, deaf, deaf-blind, or have low vision. Two listings describe slightly different versions: one runs on a 9-volt battery, and a smaller one also beeps, with an intermittent sound as the level nears the top and a steady tone when the glass is full. It runs on batteries that come with it, and check which version you're ordering to know which battery type and sound features you'll get.
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LED Adjustable Beam Floor Lamp
$124.95 – $139.95
This 65-inch floor lamp lets you change how bright and how wide its light is by pulling on the shade. At 12 inches away, the beam can be as narrow as 3 inches for the strongest light, or as wide as 33 inches for softer light over a bigger area. That makes it easy to find the right balance for reading, writing, drawing, crafts, or other close-up hobbies. It uses a 5W LED bulb and a flexible gooseneck, so you can aim the light right where you need it. It's a complete lamp on its own, so there's nothing else to buy to start using it.
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Talking Cube Clock
$52.95
The Talking Cube Clock announces the time out loud in a clear male voice with a British accent whenever you press the large yellow button on top. That big, high-contrast button makes it easy to find by touch or by sight, which suits someone who is blind or has low vision, or who finds small buttons hard to press. The volume dial goes from quiet up to loud enough for someone who is hard of hearing. It also has a snooze alarm with five alarm sounds to choose from, and it can announce the hour on its own if you turn that option on. Setting the time is done by ear, since the clock gives spoken cues as you adjust it. It comes with four AA batteries.
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Low Vision Reflective Tape- Black and Yellow Striped
$29.95
This reflective tape comes in black and yellow stripes, a high-contrast pattern that makes edges and obstacles easier to spot. You stick it on poles, wall corners, dock doors, racking, or other fixed objects people might bump into. It was designed for warehouses, but it also works in schools and similar places to help prevent bumps and injuries. The roll is 2 inches wide and 10 yards long, and it's rated to last up to 7 years. It marks hazards so they stand out. It doesn't make a space safe by itself, so you'll still want to think about where people walk and what they might miss.
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Non-slip Pad with Adhesive Bottom - Yellow
$3.49
This yellow foam pad has a sticky back, so you can fix it to a surface where things tend to slide around. It measures 9 by 12 inches and is 1/16 inch thick, and you can cut it to whatever size you need. People use it on trays, counter tops, wheelchairs, walkers, toys, and utensils, which makes it a handy way to add grip to everyday items. Because the adhesive is meant to stay put, think about where you place it before peeling off the backing.
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Non-slip Pad with Adhesive Bottom - Orange
$3.49
This orange foam pad has a sticky back, so you can fix it to a surface and keep things from sliding around. It measures 9 by 12 inches and is 1/16 inch thick. You can cut it to any size, which makes it handy for trays, counter tops, wheelchairs, walkers, toys, and utensils. It's a good low-cost way to add grip where an item keeps slipping or shifting.
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Tactile Braille Signs - Men; Bathroom
$19.95
This 8 x 8 inch sign marks a men's bathroom with raised lettering, a raised pictogram, and Grade 2 braille, so it can be read by sight or by touch. It's a matte, non-glare molded plastic plate with white print on a black background, and the raised image area stands about 1/32 inch off the surface. The design is meant to follow current federal accessibility rules for signage. It suits businesses, schools, and public buildings that need to label restrooms for people who can't easily read standard signs.
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Sit-Stand-Recline Workstation - Model 500
$4,995.00
The Model 500 is a computer workstation built for people who work while reclining. It straddles a bed or recliner, so the tabletop sits over you instead of in front of a desk chair. Motors raise and lower the height and tilt the monitor platform up to 55 degrees, and the keyboard mechanism adjusts so you can set up a comfortable position. The tabletop is 24 by 60 inches and the whole frame stands 72 inches tall with a 30 by 64 inch footprint, so measure your room and your bed or recliner before ordering.
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Round Group Therapy Pedestal Table- 47in. Diam.
$940.00
This round pedestal table is 47 inches across and seats 4 or 5 people for group therapy sessions. A hand crank raises or lowers the top between 25 and 33 inches, so you can set it for the activity or for participants who use wheelchairs. The top is 1 1/8 inches thick laminate with a heavy edge trim, and the frame is powder-coated steel with floor levelers. It is a complete table, but it is large and heavy, so plan for help moving it and a spot to leave it.
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Hand Therapy Table with Dual Comfort Recesses
$650.00
This is a round, 36-inch hand therapy table that raises and lowers so a therapist and patient can work at the right height for each task, from strengthening exercises to fitting a splint. A counterbalance system lets the top glide up and down, and a knob locks it in place once you find the height. It has two comfort recesses cut into the edge (18 inches wide, 5 inches deep) so both people can sit close, and the height range runs from 24 to 36 inches. The top is thick laminate with a molded edge, on a steel pedestal and base with floor levelers. It's a clinic fixture that weighs about 75 pounds when shipped, so it isn't meant for portable use.
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Winter Ice Treads - Womens
$7.99
These ice treads stretch over your shoes and add five stainless steel spikes to the sole, so you get better grip on slick winter surfaces. They come as a pair and are sized for women.
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Low Vision Reflective Tape- White
$19.95
This white reflective tape is a roll you stick onto poles, wall corners, dock doors, racking, and other fixed objects so they stand out and are easier to see and avoid. It was designed for warehouses, where it helps cut down on accidental bumps and damage, but it also works in schools and other places where someone might walk into a corner or stationary object. The roll is 2 inches wide and 10 yards long, so one purchase covers a good number of spots. It's described as lasting up to 7 years, which is helpful for marking permanent hazards. You apply it where you want it and it works as a visual cue right away.
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Low Vision Reflective Tape- Yellow
$19.95
This yellow reflective tape is a 2-inch-wide roll, 10 yards long, that you stick on edges and obstacles so they stand out. It was made to protect poles, dock doors, and racking in warehouses. It also works in schools and other spaces for marking wall corners and fixed objects, which helps people spot them and avoid bumping into them. The tape is rated to last up to 7 years. It's a good fit when you want to flag hazards for someone with low vision, though it only marks what you put it on, so you'll need to decide where the key spots are.
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Low Vision Reflective Tape- Red and White Striped
$29.95
This reflective tape comes in a red and white striped pattern, which makes poles, wall corners, and other fixed objects easier to spot. It was designed to cut down on accidental damage in warehouses and to mark hazards in places like schools, helping prevent bumps and injuries. The roll is 2 inches wide and 10 yards long, and it's made to last up to 7 years. It's a good fit for anyone who has trouble noticing obstacles in a space they move through. You apply it to the surfaces you want to mark, so you'll need to decide where it goes.
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Low Vision Anti-Slip Tape- Black
$32.95
This black anti-slip tape sticks onto stair treads and other walking surfaces to add a gritty, sandpaper-like texture for better traction. The dark strip also helps someone with low vision see where a step begins, so it works as both a grip and a visual marker. You get a roll that is 2 inches wide and 60 feet long, which is plenty to cover many steps in a home, apartment building, or workplace. Because it comes as one long roll, you will cut it to length yourself, and the surface needs to be clean and dry for the adhesive back to hold well.
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Non-slip Pad with Adhesive Bottom - Red
$3.49
This red foam pad has an adhesive back, so you can stick it where you want something to stop sliding. It measures 9 by 12 inches and is 1/16 inch thick, and you can cut it to any size with scissors. Typical spots include trays, counter tops, wheelchairs, walkers, toys, and utensils. It's a simple fix for anyone who needs a surface to grip better, with no device or setup involved. Since the backing is adhesive, plan where it goes before you peel it.
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Non-slip Pad with Adhesive Bottom - White
$3.49
This is a thin white foam pad, 9 by 12 inches and 1/16 inch thick, with an adhesive bottom that grips whatever surface you stick it to. Use it on a tray, counter, wheelchair, walker, toy, or utensil to help keep items and equipment from sliding around. You can cut it to any size, so one sheet can be trimmed into several smaller pieces for different spots. Because the backing is adhesive, plan where it goes before you peel it.
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Winter Ice Treads - Mens
$7.99
These ice treads stretch over a man's shoes and use five stainless steel spikes per tread to grip slick ground, so you can walk outdoors with more traction in winter. They come as a pair.
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Emergency Round Call Bell
$10.95
This round call bell gives you a simple way to get someone's attention without shouting. Tap the plunger on top and the clapper swings to make a loud ding. It needs no power, so it works anywhere, and it's small and light enough to carry around. Set it on a nightstand, desk, or table, or even on the ledge of a bath. It suits someone who needs to signal a caregiver or family member from a bed or chair. It makes sound only, so the other person has to be within earshot.
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Emergency Long Handled Call Bell
$8.95
This is a hand-held call bell with a long handle, shaped like an old-fashioned school bell. A gentle shake rings the clapper and makes a clear sound to get someone's attention. It needs no power, so you can set it on a nightstand, desk, tabletop, or the ledge of a bath. It is small and light (about 2-1/2 inches across and 4 inches tall), so it's easy to carry from room to room. It suits someone who needs a simple way to call a caregiver or family member from another room. It only works if the person can hold and shake it, and the other person has to be close enough to hear it.
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Tactile Push-Button Padlock
$9.95
This padlock opens with a 5-digit combination entered on push buttons marked with raised numbers 0-9, so you can find and press each digit by touch alone. Once the right buttons are down, you flip the switch on the bottom and the lock pops open. It's a good fit for someone who can't see a dial or printed numbers well enough to use a standard combination lock. The case is metal with a polished chrome-look finish, and the lock is compact at about 3 by 1.6 by 0.6 inches and 2.7 ounces.
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Tactile Push-Button Combination Padlock- Black
$9.95
This padlock opens by touch. It has raised numbers 1 through 8 on push buttons, so you find each digit of your 4-digit code by feel and press it in. The numbers can be entered in any order, and a lever on the bottom then releases the latch. The body is metal with a polished chrome-look finish, and it measures about 2.5 by 1.4 by 0.6 inches and weighs 2.4 ounces. It suits someone who can't see a standard dial lock well, or who finds small dials hard to turn. Pressing buttons is easier than spinning a dial.
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Striped Warning Tape - White and Black Stripe
$9.95
This white and black striped warning tape marks the edges of ramps, stairs, floors, and other busy walkways so they stand out. It comes as a 2-inch by 54-foot laminated roll.
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Striped Warning Tape - Yellow and Black Stripe
$9.95
This yellow and black striped warning tape marks ramps, stairs, floors, and other spots with heavy foot traffic so the edges and hazards are easy to see. It comes as a laminated 2-inch by 54-foot roll.
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