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Rollz Rollators article

Windmills, Amsterdam, Van Gogh, Johan Cruyff, Eddie Van Halen are just a few of the world-famous exports to have come from Holland. We can now add Rollz rollators to this list, here we will tell...

Our Ultimate Buying Guide for Rollators

Our Ultimate Buying Guide for Rollators article

Rollators, also known as four-wheel walkers, are one of the most popular walking aids being used today, with research finding that they accounted for 67.2% of all mobility aid purchases in 2021. We stock many...

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Get Walking this Autumn with Our Rollators and Walking Sticks article

  Autumn is a great time to get out and about, and there's no better way to do it than by adding a walk into your daily life routine. Walking is a great way to...

How To Buy: A Rollator

How To Buy A Rollator article

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...

Explore Our Range: Dietz Taima XC Rollator

Explore Our Range: Dietz Taima XC Rollator article

The Dietz Taima XC Rollator might be hard to pronounce (hint: it's pronounced deetz-tie-ma) but, it's incredibly easy to use. With its combination of air filled tyres, comfortable grips and a sturdy frame, this rollator...

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What’s the Difference Between a Tri-walker and a Rollator? article

Do you need some form of walking aid and find the choice overwhelming? Or, are you just not sure exactly what would help you remain independent and be able to get out and about? Walking...

Walking Mobility Aids for Christmas

Walking Mobility Aids for Christmas article

There are lots of different walking aids and they’re all designed to make life easier by offering sturdy support when walking. You can choose from rollators and tri walkers, walking sticks and crutches, or Zimmer...

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How To Prevent Falls In The Elderly article

Photo by Ian Taylor on Unsplash One of the most common issues faced by the elderly is being vulnerable to trips and falling.   If a fall happens inside the home, and the person lives...

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My Top 10 – Walking Aids article

There are people who need different levels of help to get around. There are also many types of walking aids available to keep you independent, giving you the confidence of mobility and the benefits of...

Ultimate Buying Guide for Top 10 Mobility Aids

Ultimate Buying Guide for Top 10 Mobility Aids article

Mobility aids are extremely valuable in maintaining your dignity and independent living. You may find that as you get older, your mobility, dexterity, and strength weaken due to aging or illness, which makes moving around...

How Do You Make Shopping Less Stressful?

How Do You Make Shopping Less Stressful? article

In just a few months our way of life has changed dramatically and what were once simple everyday tasks now need to be planned before we even leave the house. For example, going shopping can...

Our Affordable Christmas Favourites

Our Affordable Christmas Favourites article

Christmas is drawing closer, and the cost of living crisis and the burdens of putting the heating on are eating away at us financially. So, what kind of presents can you give to your loved...

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How to Choose the Right Walking Aid for Your Needs article

Mobility challenges, whether post-op, age-related, or due to chronic conditions, require practical, effective solutions. The right walking aid is not just an accessory, it’s a critical factor in maintaining independence and minimising fall risk. With...

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Mobility Aids – An Occupational Therapist’s (OT) Point Of View article

Hi everyone, it’s Kate here, Ability Superstore’s resident Occupational Therapist (OT). For this week’s blog, I thought I would write about mobility aids. There are so many different aids available to help with mobility, that...

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Trionic Velopeds And Walkers article

One of our most popular range of products are the Trionic Velopeds and Walkers, so we thought we’d spend some time showing you just why they are in such high demand. Who Are Trionic? Trionic...

A Friendly, Expert Gifting Guide from Ability Superstore

A Friendly, Expert Gifting Guide from Ability Superstore article

Choosing a Christmas gift for an elderly parent, grandparent, or relative, can be surprisingly difficult – especially when you want it to be useful, meaningful and immediately helpful, not just decorative. The good news is...

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Top 10 Mobility Aids for Independent Living article

Maintaining independence is not just a personal goal, it's a core value for the majority of us, especially as we age, or are recovering from an accident, such as a fall. To be able to...

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The History Of The Zimmer Frame article

The Zimmer frame. An iconic staple of walking aids, with its familiar stainless steel frame offering support and stability to generations of people who need an extra hand (or 4 legs!) with their mobility. People...

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Walking Stick Accessories Guide article

  There is a reason why walking sticks are such a popular mobility aid – they provide excellent support when moving around. But what if there was a way to make your walking aid even...

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National Walking Month 2019 article

Photo by Sebastian Pichler from Unsplash May 2019 is National Walking Month The beginning of May marks the beginning of National Walking Month, a month for encouraging getting outside and enjoying the fresh air. Whether you’re a...

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Christmas At Ability Superstore article

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...

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Guide by Room: Outdoors article

Travelling and getting out and about with a disability This article was updated on 23/04/2024. Getting out and about, whether you have a health condition, long-term disability or simply want to remain active as you...

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Guide To Postoperative Care Aids article

What type of postoperative care equipment is there?  When recovering from an operation or injury, you may need a little assistance with independent living at home. Depending on the type of operation and your required...

Guide by Condition: Parkinson's Disease

Guide by Condition: Parkinson's Disease article

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...

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Zimmer / Walking Frames – All You Need To Know About These Walking Aids article

  Photo by lisafx from iStock  Hi everyone, it’s Kate here, Ability Superstore’s resident Occupational Therapist, or OT. My subject for this guide is the humble Zimmer Frame – a really helpful walking aid that has...

History of the Wheelchair

History of the Wheelchair article

Wheelchairs have to be one of the most important and life-changing inventions ever made and are a staple of mobility aids. Today the wheelchair is one of the most commonly used devices for assisting independent...

VAT Relief Explained – How It Helps You Save 20% on Many Mobility and Disability Products

VAT Relief Explained – How It Helps You Save 20% on Many Mobility and Disability Products article

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...

The Top Ten Walking Sticks Chosen By Ability Superstore

Top 10 Walking Sticks article

Hello everyone! It’s Kate Makin here – Ability Superstore’s Occupational Therapist, or OT. I’m a fan of all sorts of walking aids, such as mobility scooters, walking frames, wheelchairs, walkers and rollators – anything that...

How To Buy A Walking Zimmer Frame

How To Buy A Walking Zimmer Frame article

This article was updated on 24/04/2024. With many different styles and designs of walking frame available, we’ve put together a useful guide to help you decide which walking frame is right for you to buy....

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Easter Gift Ideas article

Photo by Pel on Unsplash Easter Gift Ideas Easter is a great time to get outdoors and enjoy the newly-warm spring weather and longer days, with fun activities such as Easter egg hunts, decorating eggs,...

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International Day of Older Persons article

Every year on the 1st of October is the International Day of Older Persons, a day just for the older population of the world. Passed by the United Nations in 1990, since then it’s been...

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Guide by Condition: Muscular Dystrophy article

Understanding and living with Muscular Dystrophy Muscular Dystrophy is an inherited, genetic condition which progressives over time. Although there is currently no cure, the right treatment, support and mobility aids can help to manage symptoms...

Guide by Condition: Multiple Sclerosis

Guide by Condition: Multiple Sclerosis article

Understanding and living with Multiple Sclerosis Multiple sclerosis is a condition that affects your brain and spinal cord and causes a range of symptoms. Although a lifelong condition, the right support, treatment and mobility aids...

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What's The Best Walking Aid For Me? article

  Photos by michaeljung & Ljupco from iStock Here at Ability Superstore, we stock many different types and makes of walking aids, and one of the most popular is the humble walking stick.   We've created this...

What Have We Been Buying During Lockdown?

What Have We Been Buying During Lockdown? article

It’s almost embarrassing to admit how many times in a day the doorbell rings with a parcel laid neatly on the doorstep. Now, just to be clear, these are not gifts sent to me by...

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Helping You to Keep Fit article

If you want to get a little fitter, or want to work on specific parts of your body, we've put together some advice to help you achieve your goals – from mobility aids and exercise equipment...

What Is A Mobility Aid?

What Is A Mobility Aid? article

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...

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Good Care Month – July 1st to 31st article

Imagine it’s the 1st January 2020 and you’re looking forward to a new year of opportunities and fresh starts. Could you have predicted the chaos and devastation that was to come? We couldn’t. So many...

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How The Silver Line Charity Helps Tackle Loneliness article

According to the Campaign To End Loneliness, isolation is one of the most significant health concerns we face. As human beings, we tend to thrive when connected to others – being always alone for most...