What's the perfect gift for a person who has arthritis? It's hard enough to pick the right gift for most people. People with arthritis have physical limitations. A gift which would make things easier, offer comfort, or promote relaxation seems ideal. We have great ideas for arthritis-friendly gifts.
How would you like to be able to carry more than one plastic grocery bag or your dry cleaning without stressing already painful arthritic fingers and hands? The EZcarry is an ergonomically designed soft grip handle designed to do just that.
Massage away aches and pains. Relaxing for the whole body.
Arthritis-friendly gift for people who have trouble putting on their socks. This adaptive aid eliminates reaching down to your feet to put on socks.
An arthritis-friendly gift which offers peace of mind to people who use a cane but not on a regular basis. Adjustable height, folds for portability. Always ready when you need it.
A practical, arthritis-friendly gift that soothes away aches and pains. A heating pad with massaging action too.
Electric jar opener that operates at the touch of a button. Requires no hand strength or strenuous twisting to open jars up to 4.5" in diameter and a maximum of 8" in height. A must-have item in the kitchen for people with arthritis.
Tray designed to fit over a walker, transforming it into a carrier. Allows person to carry plates, magazines, or whatever they need to carry while they walk. Enhances feeling of independence.
Give the gift of relaxation. An array of relaxing music, from the sounds of the ocean to Mozart. Wide variety of soothing selections.
Ergonomic design keeps the arm positioned for natural, comfortable movement. Arthritis-friendly gift is clinically proven to reduce muscle strain and discomfort associated with carpal tunnel syndrome and repetitive stress injury. Compatible using any USB port computer. Great gift for computer users.
With a simple touch of any part of the metal arm or base of the lamp, you can turn on and off the power. Some adjust the brightness with just a touch to low, medium, or high. No more cranking the hard-to-reach switch. A truly arthritis-friendly gift.