Osteoporosis Devices
With osteoporosis, it is wise to avoid heavy lifting, twisting and bending forward where possible. This collection of everyday devices helps with those movements: reachers and long shoe horns to save bending, tap turners and one-touch jar, can and bottle openers to reduce twisting force, electric jar openers and adjustable bed backrests. They are simple, practical tools for everyday routines at home.
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Buying guide
- Start with tasks that involve bending forward, such as picking things up or putting on shoes. A reacher and long shoe horn help with both.
- One-touch and electric openers remove the need to grip and twist hard.
- Choose lightweight tools with large handles, and keep frequently used items stored between waist and shoulder height.
- A physiotherapist or occupational therapist can advise on safe movement with osteoporosis.
Questions
Can I return these items?
Unused items in original packaging can be returned within 14 days, less a 25% restocking fee.
Can these be bought with NDIS funding?
Self-managed and plan-managed participants receive a claim-ready tax invoice. Check eligibility with your plan manager.
How fast do you dispatch?
Normally within 12–48 hours, Australia-wide.