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Flip-Up Grab Bar on a Floor PostA. AnonymousThe bar matches what I wanted very well. On the other hand, I thought the pole could be fastened to the wall to make sure it was solidly fixed, but no. The device is fastened to the floor only. One small drawback: too bad there is no place to store the toilet-bowl cleaning brush. The whole thing would then be completely complete and compact.
Walking Cane ClipA. Anonymousa brilliant little invention. You just fasten the clip as high as possible, for me under the strap, and find the right spot, not without some trial and error. The explanations you provide were essential for me. Being a frail, clumsy old woman, I had a hard time finding the solution (a small pair of pliers) to spread the clip's 2 jaws. Proud I managed it without help, and without instructions, which would have taken forever to get, this clip has become essential for me and I no longer have to keep picking up the cane! GA
Semi-Cylindrical Heel Pressure-Relief CushionA. AnonymousWorks well for someone who doesn't move their leg; otherwise, it isn't stable enough.
Bed Rope LadderA. AnonymousVery easy to install, but it takes strength in both arms, so it depends on the disability. In my family's case, it doesn't get used much.
Stainless Steel Meat TenderizerA. AnonymousWe'll see after a few months of use. Item as expected and seems sturdy
Jultin Walking Cane Clip HolderA. AnonymousStill at the pickup point; I'll get it tomorrow. The driver dropped it off at the pickup point even though I was home!