Research has shown that Omega-3 fatty acids, especially the long-chain forms, EPA and DHA which are found in fish oil are helpful for people with inflammatory arthritis, such as rheumatoid […]
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Posted inHousehold Aids
Shower Commode That Tilts
The Seahorse shower commode features a tilt locking system to cater for different activity and position needs. This includes hair washing over the bath. The commode can also be used over a […]
Posted inAids, Communication
Cordless Phone with SOS Pendant
Uniden has developed a 3-in-1 phone system for the visual and hearing impaired. An optional splashproof pendant that can be activated in an emergency is available to add to the […]
Posted inAids, Communication
2-in-1 Touch Control Vision Assistant
Prodigi has introduced an all-digital personal vision assistant that works as a desktop and tablet. The Prodigi Duo claims to be the first HD magnifier that is combines a desktop […]
Posted inPressure Care, Seating
New Support Cushions and Wedges
The Clinirest range of cushions has been remodelled for extra comfort. The cushions now have three layers of high density foam enclosed with a waterproof, two-way stretch fully welded cover […]
Posted inWellbeing
Squeeze Me for Fun
The Squeeze Machine is an intuitive contraption for children offering hours of sensory fun. It features thick, air filled, burst-resistant and waterproof vinyl rollers that can be easily wiped clean. […]
Posted inMobility
Add-On for Power
The ZX-1 is a new power-assist device for wheelchairs offering enhanced mobility. The ZX-1 Power Add On, clamps onto the camber bar of a rigid frame manual wheelchair and converts […]
Posted inNews
University seeking participants for online survey
Curtin University wants people with a disability to participate in a digital TV study. The aim of the online research project is to investigate the views and needs of people […]
Posted inNews
ESSA calls for more disability funding
Exercise & Sports Science Australia wants government to fund exercise physiology services for children. Under the ‘Better Start Early Intervention Service’ parents and carers of children with a disability were paying for these […]
Posted inNews
Workshop for wheelchair seating guidelines
New guidelines on wheelchair seating and seating support surfaces have been announced. The guidelines have been developed to improve the care and comfort for people who use wheelchairs. Because of […]
Posted inNews
QCA draft report on disability aids out in Nov
A draft report from the Queensland Competition Authority’s review into medical and disability aids and equipment pricing will be released in late November. The investigation into pricing will document price […]
Posted inNews
World Runs for Those Who Can’t
One of the biggest running events takes place on May 4, 2014, to raise funds for spinal cord injuries. The ‘Wings for Life World Run’ will see 150,000 people in […]