Gifts for Disabled Dads Father’s Day is just around the corner, but finding the perfect gift for any dad can be challenging! Maybe your dad is disabled or has age creeping up on him and is finding some things a bit more of a struggle. That’s why we’ve compiled a list of unique and practical […]
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Unspillable Trays: Tipsi Tray, Topple Tray, and Swinging Tea Tray For many people, carrying drinks or food on a tray can be a daunting task. It’s all too easy to spill your drinks and make a mess, especially if you’re carrying them over a distance or in a crowded space. Also, you may need one
We asked Zhey Grudov – inventor of the Hands-Free Mouse for some tips and tricks for living with Repetitive Strain Injury: As an IT consultant and Inventor who suffers from Repetitive Strain Injury (RSI), I know firsthand how debilitating this condition can be. RSI is a painful and frustrating condition affecting your arms, hands, and
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We share everything you need to know about the Tipsi Tray and how it is the best single-handed product for disabled people on the market.
Learn about the Functionalhand, invented by two paediatric therapists, to assist grasp when hand weakness or impairment interferes with function.
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We round up 4 ingenious and useful ways to use the Cat Tongue grip tape on electronics, wheelchairs, mobility aids, sport gear and household items.
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As part of Disability Horizons’ 10th birthday celebrations, we want to highlight the amazing work our writers and contributors have done over the years by counting down our 10 most popular Disability Horizons articles of all time. You can also check out the ‘best of the rest, with articles on dating, sex, technology, travel, fitness
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The Active Hands gripping aid is designed to help disabled people with limited hand function take part in activities and everyday tasks. If you have had a stroke, suffered a spinal injury or developed a condition that affects your hand function, the Active Hands gripping aid can help you to maintain your independence.
All Active Hands gripping aids are built to last. The aids are made from tough webbing and comfortable but durable neoprene, which is used to make wet suits. The multi-purpose gripping aid will withstand regular use, even for strenuous activities. On top of all that they are also machine washable.
Make sure to check our full range of Active Hands gripping aids and choose the right one for you.
Active Hands gripping aid is available in three sizes, please refer to the size guide below.
Please note that the Active Hands general purpose gripping aid is sold as a single left or right glove, not as a pair.
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