Mobility Shopper Reviews

For most people organising and booking a holiday in the UK or abroad is a simple case of finding the right location at the right price and the length of time they want the holiday and of course the desired … Continue reading →

In this day and age there are mobility and daily living aids aimed at making our lives easier no matter what disability, mobility or everyday need we have including the many aids designed at making life easier for the elderly. … Continue reading →

Getting safely in and out of the bath if you are elderly, have mobility problems or a disability can be not only difficult but more importantly downright dangerous, for this reason we have included this bath lift review. By design … Continue reading →

Having an adjustable bed is a bit like changing from a black and white TV to colour, once you have one you won’t go back. Read this adjustable beds review from a users opinion not from a bed salesman trying … Continue reading →

The following review covers the subject of claiming compensation and the general services offered in injury claims lawyers. It is designed to be a guide with helpful steps, what to expect and what you need to do. Over three million … Continue reading →

Having used a riser recliner chair for several months I am able to review and share the good points of using a riser recliner chair, what to look out for and be aware of when buying this type of chair … Continue reading →

1. Trouble Bending Down to Pick Up or Reach Things Having arthritic hands means it’s often hard picking things up from the floor, the same problem sadly comes with age but why struggle when help is at hand, for just … Continue reading →

Thankfully the days when wheelchair users wanting to drive had only one option are long gone, for those of you that are old enough to remember, what I am referring to is the “Acedes Invalid Car” commonly known as the … Continue reading →

When most people think of walking sticks, a traditional wooden crook cane springs to mind but in reality there is an enormous choice of sticks available on the market today. A stick doesn’t need to scream “disability”. You can buy … Continue reading →

You might be surprised to learn that a high percentage of disabled people in the UK are simply not aware of the VAT exemption and relief available on equipment, aids, vehicles and even work undertaken or purchased if done so … Continue reading →

Mobility Shopper has been asked to look into and review exercise and fitness equipment designed to be used by wheelchair users while they remain in their wheelchair. You would think that this would be an easy task considering how many … Continue reading →

The Stelios Disabled Entrepreneur Award is now open for applications. In 2007, Sir Stelios Haji-Ioannou set up The Stelios Award to recognise the struggles and disadvantages faced by many disabled business owners, and to reward their dedication, hard work and … Continue reading →

There are currently around 850,000 people living with dementia in the UK, with an estimated 1 million people suffering from the disease by 2025. Research into dementia, its causes and cures is ongoing, with articles appearing in the headlines daily. … Continue reading →

This is an dedicated wheelchair accessible dog friendly holiday cottage review of what we believe to be the best, most accessible and idyllic locations of a holiday cottage possibly in the UK. All of our reviews are honest and this … Continue reading →