Sammons Preston 49853 Assistive Device Kit 5, Includes 26" SPR Reacher, Wide Sock Aid & 26" Dressing Stick, Adaptive Dressing & Independent Daily Living Aid for Those with Limited Reaching Ability

$ 26.18

Score By Feature

Based on 66 ratings

Customer service

9.27

Giftable

9.02

Satisfaction

9.33

Delivery

8.84

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Socks and stockings can be easily grabbed with the help of a reaching device.

SPR reacher is one of three items that come in a bag for easy transport.

For those who have trouble bending due to arthritis, recent surgery, hip precautions, or a physical disability, assistive devices can help with daily activities.

The assistive device kit contains a variety of items that are designed to help people who have limited mobility.

Hip precautions, spinal fusions, and bariatric patients require a dressing aid and an independent living tool.

Questions & Answers

What is the difference between a wide sock aid in a kit and a sock device that is easy to put on and take off?

The wide aock, which is the white thing, is where you put your sock and it makes it easier to put your sock on, and the easy off sock, which is the long stick thing with a little sock so you don't have to bend down to take off your sock, is where you put your sock and it makes it easier to take off your sock.

Selected User Reviews For Sammons Preston 49853 Assistive Device Kit 5, Includes 26" SPR Reacher, Wide Sock Aid & 26" Dressing Stick, Adaptive Dressing & Independent Daily Living Aid for Those with Limited Reaching Ability

Does a good job

5/5

The Q. appears to be in trouble. The tech in China does an excellent job of managing his work crew, as all of the pieces are in working order. My only criticism is the sock aid, which I would prefer to be made of a slightly thicker plastic that could withstand the pressure of compression stockings of that width. I have a thicker, slightly tighter sock aid that, when worn with compression stockings, shrinks the width to the point where the foot cannot pass through. The foot, on the other hand, will not pass through this one because it is so flexible. A sock aid that is not only wide but also sturdy enough to withstand the pressure of compression stockings is required for fat people. On one leg, I use a metal frame stocking butler; However, the other leg has a collapsed main vein and a hint of lymphedema, making even the wide frame stocking butler too tight. I know. Even with cheaper Chinese labor, there aren't enough lymphedema patients to justify making a wider, more durable sock aid.