Legs Up, Leg Relaxer or Knee Relaxer?
Each of these raises your legs in a different way. Let's work out where you'll use it, and what it needs to do for you.
Each of these raises your legs in a different way. Let's work out where you'll use it, and what it needs to do for you.
These three all get called body pillows, but they do quite different jobs. Let's look at what each one is for.
All three lift your upper body in bed. They just do it in different ways. Let's look at which one fits the way you sleep.
A sore tailbone makes sitting hard work. Let's look at how each cushion shape takes the pressure off, and which one to skip.
All four Sleeprrr pillows look the same on the shelf. Let's look at what's different inside each one, and how to set yours up.
Both make the toilet higher. Only one gives you something to push up on. Let's work out which one suits you.
Both are solid Pride power chairs. They drive quite differently, though. Let's look at what that means at home and out on the footpath.
One is light enough to lift with one hand. The other has big wheels for rougher paths. Let's work out which one suits the way you walk.
Both protect skin that spends a lot of time in bed. Let's look at how each one works and when air is worth the extra cost.
Both lift you to your feet. The difference is how many parts you can move on their own. Let's look at when the extra motors earn their price.
These two Pride scooters look almost the same. Let's look at the battery, the lifting and the ride, where they really differ.
Both beds go up and down at the press of a button. The difference is how low they go. Let's look at who needs that extra drop.
Both let you sit down while you wash. What sets them apart is how you get in, and that comes down to your bathroom. A pharmacist compares chairs and benches,...
All three Jay cushions make a wheelchair more comfortable. A pharmacist compares pressure sore risk, fluid pad upkeep, sizing and NDIS funding.
Either pad will keep the mattress dry. They differ in how they feel and how you take care of them. A pharmacist compares layers, washing, cost per night and fit.
The single biggest decision in choosing a lift chair, explained by a pharmacist: what dual motor actually does, who genuinely needs it, and when the extra $400 to $700 is...