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Peta Easi-Grip garden cultivator

The Easi-Grip garden cultivator has been designed to make gardening easier and less strenuous for those with painful joint conditions or limited mobility in the hands and wrists.

The ergonomic, extra-wide, non-slip handle makes gripping easy for those who struggle with hand dexterity. It has been specifically angled in a way to provide a more natural position for the hands and wrists whilst in use, to eliminate discomfort and straining.

The Easi-Grip garden cultivator is crafted from durable, quality stainless steel – ensuring the tool turns soil with less effort, helping you to avoid strain-related gardening ailments such as blisters or applying too much demand on delicate wrist and hand joints.

The Easy-Grip Cultivator can be teamed with the Easi-Grip gardening arm cuff (sold separately) to provide extra support and comfort whilst enjoying your usual gardening activities.

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Peta Easi-Grip garden trowel

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The Easi-Grip garden trowel has been designed to make gardening easier and less strenuous for those with painful joint conditions or limited mobility in the hands and wrists.

The Easi-Grip garden trowel is crafted from durable, quality stainless steel – ensuring the tool turns soil with less effort. This will help you to avoid strain-related gardening ailments, such as blisters or applying too much demand on delicate wrist and hand joints.

The Easy-Grip garden trowel can be teamed with the Easi-Grip garden arm cuff (sold separately) to provide extra support and comfort whilst enjoying your usual gardening activities.

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Easi-Grip cuff for garden tools with garden trowel attached

Peta Easi-Grip arm support gardening cuff

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The Easi-Grip arm support cuff is designed to be used teamed with both the Easi-Grip garden cultivator and trowel to make gardening even easier for those with painful joint conditions such as arthritis and those with weak hands and wrists.

The simple yet ingenious support arm cuff fits around the forearm and allows you to quickly attach either the Easi-Grip trowel or cultivator via the specially designed slot – to provide you with a wide, non-slip handle ensuring a comfortable, easy to grasp gardening tool for those with limited hand dexterity or wrist and joint pains.

The supportive, soft-lined cuff design reduces stress on wrists and hands and helps you avoid twisting or straining your joints whilst enjoying your usual gardening activities.

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In this article by Sarah Ball of Home Help 24/7 we will talk about fall alarms and the five main reasons to get a personal alarm for an older person who lives alone. Personal alarms are not just for emergencies; they help give peace of mind, safety, and confidence to both older people and their

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Choosing the Right Stairlift

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Choosing the Right Stairlift: A Full Guide Getting Up and Down Stairs Made Easier For many disabled people and people who find it hard to move around, stairs can be a big issue. Stairlifts can help make life easier. A stairlift is a seat that moves up and down stairs on a track. It helps

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New Product Review: The Active Hands Lite Gripping Aid

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The Active Hands Lite Gripping Aid – an everyday version of their super successful General Gripping Aid Active Hands, a company known for their innovative gripping aids for people with limited hand function, has just launched an exciting new product – the Lite Aid. This lightweight, versatile gripping aid is designed to provide assistance with

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Active Hands – Lite Aid

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Our Lite aid is an ideal solution for individuals experiencing one-sided weakness resulting from stroke or hemiplegic cerebral palsy, who aspire to carry out daily tasks independently but require a bit of assistance with gripping. It is crucial during stroke recovery to regain the ability to perform everyday activities with the affected arm, yet finger strength often poses a challenge. This aid offers invaluable support, giving you the extra help you need!

The Lite aid is a slim and lightweight grip assistance device that conveniently folds onto your wrist when not in use, ensuring it is readily available whenever required.

Where can you utilize your Lite aid?

In the kitchen, for securely holding cooking utensils such as our specially designed right-angled knives, or other utensils with chunky handles like spoons, whisks, or stirrers.
While out and about, for manoeuvring a shopping trolley, walker, or pushchair.
For transporting shopping bags to the car.
At home, for tasks like holding an electric toothbrush, button puller, or hairbrush.
During gardening or when handling lightweight workshop tools.

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Guest Post on Disability Horizons Shop

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Would you like to see your guest post here? Are you a business, a blogger, a product reviewer, or simply someone with a compelling story to share? We at shop.disabilityhorizons.com are always on the lookout for fresh, engaging content that resonates with our audience. Whether you’re well-versed in the world of disability services, have insights

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Keeping Your Home Clean with Wheelchair ‘Slippers’ Wheelchair users often have to deal with dirt from their wheels because they can’t do the equivalent of taking their shoes off when getting home. Wheelchair slippers, or wheel covers, offer a clever solution. These covers prevent dirt from getting onto floors and carpets. We’ll explore the big

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Peta Easi-Grip garden cultivator

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Peta Easi-Grip arm support gardening cuff

5 Key Reasons to Consider a Personal Alarm for Older People Living Alone

5 Ways to Make Halloween More Sensory-Friendly

Choosing the Right Stairlift

New Product Review: The Active Hands Lite Gripping Aid

Active Hands – Lite Aid

Keep Mud OUT! The Benefits of Wheelchair Wheel Covers

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