Guides for Seniors, the Elderly, and the People Who Love Them
Diabetics have to be especially careful when trimming their toenails because small cuts can turn into large problems. Here are some safe and easy to use toenail clippers for diabetics who choose to cut their own toenails.
Electric nail trimmers work by grinding or filing nails instead of actually cutting them. This provides a safe nail cutting experience for seniors but also a much slower one. Many of these devices aren’t well rated because of that. Keep reading to learn more!
You can have healthy, beautiful nails regardless of your age. Following tips like maintaining a proper diet and keeping your nails clean, dry, trimmed, and shaped are important. Consider your choice of nail care tools too. Keep reading to learn more about the best ways to care for the nails of seniors and elders.
Arthritis can make the squeezing motion needed for nail trimming unbearable. These nail clippers for seniors with arthritis are easier to squeeze, easier to use, and cause less pain than their conventional counterparts.
The best seat cushions for sciatic pain distribute weight off of the tail bone to relieve pressure on the sciatic nerve. They do this through several different methods including U shaped foam cutouts, memory foam, and gel layers.
Hearing loss is, unfortunately, a common part of aging so it is likely you will encounter seniors in your daily life who have trouble hearing. Use this guide to learn how to deal with hearing loss in older adults and elderly people you love.
Backpacks can be very useful for seniors, especially those with back pain. The best backpacks for seniors are lightweight, have padded, wide straps, and waist straps or rollers too!
Spray bottles are helpful household gadgets but maybe not if you suffer from arthritis in your hands. The squeezing and pumping is painful. So, here are the best spray bottles for arthritic hands for less pain.
Few things make a back hurt quicker than a heavy purse. To reduce your back pain, look for a bag that is small and lightweight with shorter strap and easy access. Here are the best purses for back pain to help you out!
Arthritis pain often affects even simple tasks like drinking from a reusable water bottle. Keeping a tight grip or having to squeeze a plastic bottle hurts. So, to help you keep hydrated with less pain, here are the best water bottles for arthritic hands.
Heavy purses just add to shoulder pain from arthritis. Look for purses that are lightweight and distribute weight across the body. The best purse for arthritis pain is usually a crossbody bag or lightweight purse with wide straps. Here are my top recommendations.
The goal of choosing a purse for a person with fibromyalgia is to reduce pain while still carrying the things you need. The best purse for fibromyalgia pain is usually a cross body or other bag that helps distribute the weight. Hand bags and carts are other options too.