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Daily Living Aids
Small, low-cost items that make daily tasks easier: jar openers, kettle tippers, long-handled shoe horns, raised toilet seats, bath boards and more.
- 1 free service
- 2 suppliers
Free First
Before you pay: what you may get free
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Small aids — kettle tippers, perching stools, bath boards, raised toilet seats — are often provided free by your council after a needs assessment. In England, aids costing £1,000 or less must be free if you are eligible. NHS — Social Care and Support Guide
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Compare impartial advice on which aid suits you before buying anything. Living Made Easy
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Most daily living aids for disabled people can be bought without VAT. Look for the VAT relief option at checkout.
Step 1
Start here: free help
Official services, charities and free tools. Nobody here is selling you anything.
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Free
Living Made Easy (Disability Living Foundation)
- Charity
Impartial advice on daily living equipment, with a free guided tool to help you choose.
Step 2
Then compare suppliers
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Complete Care Shop — Daily Living Aids
Kitchen, dressing, bathroom and reaching aids, with VAT relief on eligible items.
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CareCo — Daily Living Aids
Discount daily living and bathroom aids, with showrooms open seven days a week.
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