If you ever find getting into the bath tricky, especially with the slippery surface making it more difficult to find purchase on, the Days 536 Rotating Bath Seat is bound to help you.

With its easy to use locking system, you will be able to get in and out of the bath much easier than before. It rotates around 360 degrees, locking at each 90 degree intervals.

The bath seat is one of the many disability living aids on the market. It has an ergonomically formed seat and backrest for comfort as well as aesthetic value. The Days 536 Rotating Bath Seat is easy to clean and is hygienic. It is slimline, for easy handling and is very easy to dismantle. This way you can store it away if you need to, without it becoming a hassle to assemble and dismantle.

The rotation mechanism doesn’t require any maintenance, by way of cleaning, oiling or greasing.

All you need to do, once the bath seat is installed, is rotate it so that the chair is facing the side of the bath, and sit in carefully. Then lift the locking lever and slowly turn yourself around, lifting one leg at a time into the bath then release the locking lever. Repeat this process backwards to exit the bath.

A walker or rollator is a lightweight and affordable alternative to mobility scooters and power chairs, and is perfect for those who only need a little extra help getting around. Although rollators are designed to give you support when walking, not all models, and especially not cheap brands, are not adequate enough to accommodate users of all shapes and sizes.

This said, there are some manufacturers producing high-quality, functional walkers at a reasonable price; you just have to buy from a trusted and reliable brand.

The Days 110 Bariatric Heavy Duty Walker is a great example of this kind of product. It has loads of amazing features, such as:

• Locking loop brakes for your safety
• Padded seat and backrest
• Adjustable height handles

This last feature in particular demonstrates how the Days 110 Bariatric walker is designed with the individual needs of users in mind. The walker is heavy-duty and has a weight capacity of 28 stone, although you wouldn’t think so from the lightweight and compact frame. In addition to the excellent levels of stability, the Days 110 Bariatric rollator is fully transportable and comes in an extremely stylish design.

Easi Care Mobility supply a whole range of mobility equipment direct to the public via its internet shopping site, full colour catalogue, or its shop outlet.
As people get older the need for using mobility products and equipment increases due to all sorts of reasons whether it be ailment or injury related, we believe the ability to keep mobile enhances wellness and a good frame of mind, simply getting about the house or going out to meet friends and neighbours generally improves everyday life and attitude. For this part Easi Care Mobility are here to help.
We offer a choice of Mobility aids and general daily living aids from larger mobility power products such as Electric Adjustable Beds, Mobility Scooters, Rise and Recliner Chairs through to smaller items such as Wheelchairs, Walking Aids, Commodes or Crutches that can now be purchased from the comfort of your own home safely and securely in the knowledge that Easi Care Mobility’s price promise ensures that you are purchasing products for your mobility needs at the UK’s best possible price from a company that cares, and in many cases VAT free.
At Easi Care we take pride in the service and mobility products we offer our personnel strive to meet customer requirements effectively and efficiently with the care and attention required to fulfil each individuals needs. We are pleased to be able to offer products selected from the UK’s very best mobility equipment manufacturers with the highest reputations for customer care and service:

• Days Healthcare
• Sunrise Medical
• Drive Mobility
• Pride Mobility
• Electric Mobility
• ECM Direct Equipment

We are looking forward with excitement to some of the new product ranges being launched for 2010:
In the main Days Healthcare are launching the new Strider ST Scooter Range, their ST6 Flagship model has a sleek and attractive top of the range look with ultra modern design features, there are six models to choose from covering a range of requirements from the ST6 down through to the ST1 Mini Mobility Scooter which is small, lightweight and easy to use.

As mobility devices such as wheelchairs, power chairs, and mobility scooters have quickly become an essential part of many people’s daily lives, it makes sense that you would want to adapt them to suit your day-to-day needs. Although they are frequently used in the home, most people use mobility devices to get out and about for excursions and shopping trips.

Luckily, there a wide range of accessories you can choose from to fully kit out your mobility scooter or power chair ready for shopping trips or any other activities. The most popular of these is bags and other storage options.

Bags for mobility scooters
You can get bags for your mobility device in all shapes and sizes. You can choose from:

• Handy and portable mini mobility bags that can be easily accessed at all times. These stylish accessories are perfect for those with on-the-go lifestyles who also use smaller mobility devices.
• Full-size mobility scooter bags that fit neatly onto the headrests of mobility scooters and powerchairs , the frames of rollators or the push handles of standard wheelchairs

Other storage options
Thanks to some innovative thinking, you can now buy crutch/walking stick holders and bags. These can either be used on their own for travelling purposes or you can fit them neatly onto wheelchairs, mobility scooters and powerchairs to keep crutches or walking sticks out of the way until you need to use them.

In a trial scheme which could turn out to be beneficial for mobility aid users in the rest of the country, police in Newport have been fitting walking sticks, mobility scooters and wheelchairs with personal safety alarms.

The alarms can be discreetly fitted to mobility aids, giving off a high-pitched sound when a button is pushed by the user. Around 400 of these alarms have been fitted so far, and feedback has been overwhelmingly positive, with users reporting that they feel safer when on the streets.

The Newport City Centre Neighbourhood Policing Team believe that because these new alarms can be fitted directly onto mobility devices rather than being handheld is the reason behind their success. Knowing that the alarm is with them and to hand at all times leaves users feeling reassured.

PC Dave Castree from nearby Gwent has said that he believes these alarms will give users more confidence when venturing out and about in their neighbourhoods. He says the idea for the alarm came from discussions with mobility aid users in the locality, who didn’t previously know what course of action they would take if they were attacked or threatened.

If you need some assistance when walking, then there are many devices that you could use to help you. From the simple traditional walking stick to a three wheeled braked rollator, there is loads of choice available.

If you are unsure which type of mobility device would be right for you, then perhaps you firstly need to determine what level of support you need.

• Do you just need a helping hand now and again?
• Do you need help when inside and outside?
• Have you already got a simple walking aid?

If you already have a walking stick you might be looking for a device that offers more stability. In cases like this, a rollator works really well. A rollator can be used indoors and outdoors and can provide a great level of support to the user so they can carry out their day-to-day tasks with ease.

Rollators com in three or four wheeled types and some have seat rests and brakes which provide somewhere for you to have a rest when needed and that much needed extra stability.

If you are unsure about which device to choose, why not contact you online mobility solution retailer? They can offer the much needed advice you may need when making your choice.

The Days Strider ST4 is a stylishly practical compact mobility scooter that has all the features of much larger models. Its microprocessor technology controls all the power operations combining safety with ease of operation. The Strider ST4 comes equipped with a self diagnostic warning light facility that will quickly and easily warn you of any problems.

The Strider ST4 has all round suspension and a fully adjustable rotating and reclining captains seat for extra comfort.

The new ST4 has the following standard features:

• Full road legal light package
• 25 stone user capacity
• Integrated bumpers
• High or low speed selector
• Rear view mirror
• Adjustable Tiller
• Automatic regenerative electro-magnetic braking system

Start your journey with the ST Scooter Range direct from ECM with the knowledge that you are purchasing from one of the UK’s leading Mobility Products Supplier.