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Archive for July, 2009

31
Jul

Mobility Drinks Cups And Mugs

When it comes to drinking from various beverage containers, it can become a bit of a challenge for individuals with mobility difficulties and everything from pouring out a drink, to lifting a cup or a mug and being able to get a good grip on it can be challenging.

Effort has been made over the years to design containers to be especially suitable for people with disabilities, not only to make situations more manageable but also for safety, the last thing that you need is a hot drink spilled down you.

Some of the drinks products and containers that you can find to aid you include cups with grooves around them to give you areas to place your fingers and helping you to get a better grip around the container.

There are also angled cups, basically these still have a flat base so that they can be placed on a surface like any other type of cup but with the difference that the containing area is angled so it requires much less tilting of your head to actually drink from the cup, especially as you’re nearing the end of the drink.

Two handled cups and mugs are common and very useful too, being able to take hold of a cup more firmly with both hands gives you piece of mind and can feel better in general, even for a person without mobility needs.

Some of the cups and mugs that you can buy have container lids and spouts if needed.

The cups dont all need to be plastic containers either, you can find two handled china cups if you prefer to use this type.

All of these various mobility drinks containers are aimed at making it easier and safer for you and greatly reducing effort in your situation so that you can enjoy your favourite drinks throughout the day, hot or cold and not have to contend with the challenges that can occur from trying to use standard cups and mugs that dont always lend themselves very well to people with mobility needs.

30
Jul

7 Benefits Of A Lift Chair

A lift chair is a popular aid within the home, they are very useful and popular and they can provide support and the type of positioning and comfort that a standard armchair cannot match.

We can take a look at some of the benefits here of owning and using a lift chair.

1.  Going from a seated to a standing position is much easier.
2.  Safer as you have support behind you as you move to a standing position.
3.  The chairs are designed to blend in and are suited to the room surroundings.
4.  Built for comfort as well as assistance.
5.  Easy to operate.
6.  Wide range of models to choose from.
7.  The ability to find a seating position just right for you.

28
Jul

Adjustable Leg Rests – A Height Just Right For You

adjustable-leg-restA standard leg rest of the cushion type can be comfortable and useful for relieving your legs and feet but sometimes the height may be less than ideal for you.

Certain disabilities may make it more difficult for you to be in a comfortable position, so adjustable aids can often be the preference as you need to be able to get something positioned at an angle and height that is just right for you.

As an aid, often people will be looking for a leg rest with less soft cushioning, still padded but the ability to adjust the height is important, and because a user may not always require the same height, that also gives the person the need to adjust the leg rest as required.

On castor wheels they are easy to move around into position when you need to use the leg rest, if you find that one day is completely different from the next for you, with regards to the type of elevation that you need then you have the easy option of adjusting the height, rather than being stuck with the same height and not getting the desired relief for your legs and feet.

It also means that it wont matter what type of chair that you are seated in because the adjustable leg rest can be suited to any position and height that you are in at the time.

Being adjustable contributes to being comfortable.