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Dressing Aids
Dressing Aids
For individuals with reduced function in their upper limbs and back, dressing a challenging task. Common dressing aids include long-handled shoehorns, which help users put on shoes without bending over and dressing sticks, which assist in pulling on clothes like pants, shirts, or jackets. Button hook and zip pullers are small but effective tools
Dressing aids are tools designed to help individuals with limited mobility, dexterity, or strength get dressed more easily and independently. These aids are particularly useful for people with conditions such as arthritis, stroke, or other physical impairments that make that make fastening buttons and zippers less difficult, especially for those with limited finger dexterity.
Long Handled Shoehorn
A long handled shoehorn is a tool that helps you put on shoes or slippers without bending over. It has an extended handle to allow you to slide your foot into your shoe while standing or sitting upright. You simply place the curved end of the shoe horn at the back of your shoe and guide your heel in, making it easier and more comfortable to wear shoes, especially for those with limited or back problems.
Sock and Stocking Aids
Sock and stocking aids are devices that help you put on socks or stockings without bending over. It usually consists of a flexible frame that holds the sock open and long handles or straps. You place the sock over the frame, insert your foot, and the use the handles to pull the sock up your leg. This makes it much easier for people with limited mobility, back pain or flexibility issues to put on their socks or stockings.
Dressing Stick
A dressing stick is a convenient dressing aid that assists people with reduced range of movement, strength and dexterity in their upper limbs and back. It is able to assist people in putting on shirts, jackets, coats, pulling up or removing trousers and socks.
The dressing stick features a rubber tip on one end and a double wire hook on the other end. The wooden stick connects the hook and tip and ensures that the user has an excellent grip when wearing or removing garments.
Button Hook and Zip Puller
Button hook and zip puller helps with buttoning buttons, while the zip puller assists with fastening zip. Those with limited finger movement or with only the use of one hand often struggle with the buttoning and zipping aspect of dressing. The button hook consist of a wire filament which hooks onto the button and pulls through the buttonhole with ease.
Among Bettercaremarket’s range, we offer dressing aids that may have a big impact on your day-to-day routine of getting dressed. These important pieces of equipment are very practical for people with mobility issues. They are the perfect dressing aids for arthritis, elderly and disabled. Great items as well, if you are recovering from a hip and knee injury.
Our Button Hooks and Zip Pullers are extremely beneficial for those fiddly and time-consuming chores for people with arthritis.
Sock aids and shoe horns are convenient for elderly to limit bending to get their socks or tights on, while our dressing sticks help you put on a shirt or jacket.