Mobility Shopper Reviews

The following review covers the subject of the injury claim process 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 … 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 →

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 →

If mobility is becoming a problem in your home, installing a stairlift could be the answer. Many people turn to these clever devices when walking up and down stairs becomes a chore, dangerous or unsteady for them but just how … Continue reading →

As we get older, we may start to find that our lifelong family home is no longer suitable or accessible for our growing mobility needs. Often our homes need to be adapted to accommodate wheelchair access. In this post, we … Continue reading →

The bathroom is one of the most dangerous places for the elderly and people with disabilities mainly due to all those shiny smooth surfaces and the fact that wet surfaces become slippery and hazardous. Baths are especially hazardous because we … Continue reading →

The hardest thing about growing old is most likely losing your independence. Some people worry about being a burden on younger relatives, while others fear ending up in a care home. Often people try to keep their independence by paying … Continue reading →

It is a sad fact that around 75% of people with restricted mobility such as wheelchair users and those that have difficulties walking never take a holiday and only ever travel unless it is essential. The good news is that … Continue reading →

Mobility Shopper is regularly reviewing all types of mobility and health goods and aids to give you an unbiased information as well as pointing you in the direction of reliable resources for further information. We have recently been extensively looking … Continue reading →

All disabled people are fully aware of the importance of disabled access to public buildings and services such as restaurants, banks etc but are the current access audit firms out there today providing a service and recommendations that actually assist … Continue reading →