Daily Living Aids

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Getting dressed, cooking a meal, opening a jar: these small tasks matter. Our range of daily living aids is here to keep you doing them with ease, supporting your independent living and helping you stay in your own home. Browse our mobility aids and daily living tools below. Kitchen and Eating Aids Preparing meals and eating comfortably are things most of us do without thinking. When reduced grip, limited reach or one-handed use makes them harder, the right kitchen aid puts you back in charge of your own kitchen. Food Preparation Aids Our food preparation aids include kettle tippers, non-slip chopping boards, jar openers , can openers , and bottle openers . Most are designed for one-handed use or arthritis-friendly grip. Many customers find a non-slip mat and a lever-style opener make a real difference to confidence in the kitchen. Cups, Mugs and Cutlery for Easier Eating Adapted cups and mugs with two handles, lids, or angled designs reduce spills and make drinking easier whether you are at the table or in a chair. Our range of adapted cutlery includes weighted, angled and built-up handled sets suited to reduced grip or tremor. These are also available with one-handed utensil options. If you spend time in the kitchen on a perching stool , browse those alongside these aids. They work well together. Dressing, Grooming and Reaching Aids Getting dressed independently is something worth keeping. A few well-chosen aids make the difference between needing help and doing it yourself, at your own pace, in your own time. Dressing Aids and Sock Helpers Our dressing aids include long-handled shoe horns, button hooks, zip pulls and stocking and sock aids that let you put on socks and stockings without bending down. Most work without needing to grip tightly. If bending to put on footwear is the main challenge, long-handled shoe horns are a simple, low-cost starting point. Reachers and Gripping Aids Long-handled reachers let you pick up items from the floor or high shelves withou

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