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Creating a practical and accessible kitchen and dining area Preparing and eating meals can be made easier for anyone with a disability or age-related health condition by optimising your workspace, tools for cooking and incorporating...

 Photo by Becca Tapert on Unsplash It has often been said that the way to a man’s heart is through his stomach. We think the way to anyone’s heart is through their stomach! You are what...

If you like to cook, but have found certain tasks in the kitchen more difficult than they used to be, there are lots of items that can help. From chopping vegetables to pouring boiling water,...

The kitchen is one of the vital hubs of the home, where cooking and preparing meals can take up a great portion of your day, as well as eating and drinking. But if you live...

It’s National Baking Week soon! Whether you’re binging The Great British Bake Off this October, getting crafty in the kitchen, or just looking to satisfy your own sweet tooth, we’ve got something for everyone in...

This blog is dedicated to showing you all sorts of handy gadgets and daily living aids to help you around the kitchen and at home, including some you never knew you needed! So, come with...

Well what a year it’s been. A year like no other. And as we near the end of 2020, here at Ability Superstore we are working hard to ensure that we deliver all our orders...

If you search ‘mobility aids’ on Google, you will notice the results are so varied that you could literally spend days reading about mobility aids. So, today we are going to try to make life...

Peta (UK) Ltd is a second-generation family business committed to the design and distribution of high-quality, attractive hand-held products for use by those with grip difficulties. Having designed the first “loop” scissor in the early...

Ability Superstore are delighted to announce that we have partnered with Harfield Tableware, based in Stockport, Cheshire. Since 1961, they have been a leading manufacturer of high-quality, virtually unbreakable, and 100% recyclable tableware and dining...

Starting at the Door! There is no doubt, our homes are our special place! But, when mobility becomes more limited due to age, injury, or disability, getting around the home can be a tricky matter....

Photo by Andy Chilton on Unsplash Baking is a great hobby, whether you're a star baker or a novice, it can be a fun thing to do for all the family. From traditional family recipes...

There is not a day that goes by where we aren’t packing and sending out a big foot half step, from early in the morning to the last post collection in the evening, they are...

That my life is lived very much in a conscious and no longer spontaneous way was brought home to me recently when I found myself unable to get out of my home lift! It was...

Artwork by Pedro Fernandes from iStock Perhaps it’s the time of year – summer now a memory, as autumn threatens us with winter’s imminent dark nights. Maybe it’s 2020’s general ambience – the less said...

Ask Kate!  Hello! I am Kate Makin, Ability Superstore’s resident Occupational Therapist (OT). This is the first of my ‘Ask Kate’ posts; a new regular feature where I answer your mobility aids queries. Our customer...

Show Your Love with These Cheerful and Practical Gift Ideas to Support Mobility and to Bring Comfort Mother’s Day is just around the corner and it’s a special time to show love and appreciation to...

Photo by Valiphotos from Pexels With autumn upon us, it can be a shock to go outside with the lack of the summer weather. The shorter days along with the cooler climate means that autumn...

Handy Cups   The Handy Cup kitchen and dining aid is specifically designed to support independent living, this robust mobility aid is perfect for anyone suffering from dexterity issues, or who have lost confidence in...

Picture by monkey business images from iStock Put yourself in my shoes for a minute. You’re 58 years young, in full-time work and suddenly given a diagnosis of Young Onset Dementia. Imagine how you would...

  The 8th of September is Stand Up to Cancer Day, which brings people together to raise funds and awareness for more effective treatment of cancer. About the Organisation Stand Up To Cancer is a...

This article was updated on 22/04/2024. Cutlery is important for ensuring that mealtimes stay comfortable, tidy and straightforward. For individuals with limited dexterity, tremors and muscle issues, we have a wide range of adapted cutlery...

Photo by Kenan Kitchen on Unsplash This week is National Allotments Week and we’re keen to share all our gardening and planting tips to get those green-fingers working. Having an allotment is more than just...

Hello everyone, Kate here. For this blog, I was asked to give some insights into my work as an occupational therapist or OT. Every occupational therapist works in a slightly different way, and what each...

Without wishing to tempt fate, the weather does seem to be getting warmer and that means more al fresco dining, barbecues and generally pretending that we don't live in Britain, where it rains most of...

Of all the tools humans have invented, cutlery is among the most commonly used. Still, it’s also among the least essential for survival and probably one of the items used in everyday life that we...

  They say you can tell a lot about a person from their toilet – how clean it is, what kind of reading material is, or isn’t on offer and how accessible it is based...

Understanding and living with Parkinson’s disease Parkinson’s disease is a neurological condition with physical symptoms that can limit mobility and make daily tasks such as eating become difficult. Although there is currently no cure, the...

Artwork by Nadia Bormotova from iStock Approximately half the workforce in the UK is currently working from home (September 2020). The struggle for comfort is real, and the risk of developing chronic back, neck and...

Hi. I’m Kate Makin. I’m delighted to be working with Ability Superstore as their chosen consultant occupational therapist (OT). As a registered and qualified OT, I have wide-ranging experience dealing with and recommending all forms...

A grab rail may be necessary around the home or outdoors if yourself or a family member need a little extra support when moving around. They can provide stability and safety when getting in the...

When caring for someone with dementia, whether they have been recently diagnosed or if they are going through the later stages, understanding dementia is the first steps to caring for someone who is living with...

Well, we made it to 2021! That should be a cause for celebration, but this year has got off to a muted start with the resurgence of coronavirus and dreadful puns. So, how about we...

World Mental Health Day takes place on the 10th of October each year and has been celebrated since 1992. World Mental Health Day is a chance to openly discuss the topic of mental health, spread...

This article was updated on 22/04/2024. If you're looking to buy a rollator online and you can’t decide if it's the right walking aid for you, then take a look at our useful guide on how...

There are so many international days that they do tend to wash over you like annoying adverts on the telly. We know they are on, but we just ignore them and move on. However, anything...

Arthritis is an invisible condition affecting millions of people in their daily lives. With the help of treatments such as medication, mobility aids and adapting your surroundings it is possible to help comfort symptoms and...

Fall Prevention and Management This article was updated on 23/04/2024. Poor balance or instability can increase the risk of falls but there are many things that can be done to decrease fall risk and prevent...

Understanding VAT and why you sometimes don’t have to pay it   When you buy most everyday items, the price includes VAT (Value Added Tax). It’s a tax that businesses collect on behalf of the...

Seeking Out the Best of Britain's Venues for Garden Walks Britain is home to many beautiful historic houses and castles and these magnificent venues provide some of our favourite walks, exploring the beautiful grounds and gardens....