Dressing Stick
Frequently Ordered Together
Customers buy this product with the DMI Aluminum Reacher with Magnetic Tip
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Features
DMI Dressing Stick
- Latex free
- Shaft measures 27 in. long.
- Weighs less than five oz.
Product Overview
DMI Dressing Stick
Dressing Stick
The Dressing Stick makes dressing and retrieving your items easier for those with limited range of motion. A lightweight dressing stick with a small C-hook at one end and a large, plastic-coated push or pull hook at the other.
Dressing Stick Reviews Summary
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Avg. Customer Rating:
(based on 6 reviews)
Pros:
Easy Storage. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery. Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Has difficulty bending. Has MS.
WORKS GREAT WHEN REMOVING SOCKS OR SWEATPANTS WITH AN ELASTIC BOTTOM. 
by Ann from Oshkosh, WI
Pros:
Safe. Easy Storage. Sturdy. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Muscle weakness. Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
disabled.
I use the dressing stick.....to get dressed! Can't reach behind me since surgery on my spine, and this lessens the frustration of dressing...a bit anyway.
by willowyndo from Apache Junction, AZ
Pros:
Helpful. Easy Storage. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery. Elderly.
Describe Yourself:
Senior citizen. Recovering hip surgery.
I used the reacher,shoe horn, elastic laces & sock aid (except for the dressing stick which I got after my hip replacement) both before and after my hip replacement. It allowed me to be more independent even though I had trouble walking and bending. These are the best for anyone who's getting a hip replacement. They are indispensable. I couldn't get along without them. I didn't know what the dressing stick was until after my surgery when I was in rehab but I used my cane handle as one uses a dressing stick. The dressing stick is easier.
by Edie from North Wales, PA
Pros:
Easy Storage. Lightweight.
Best Uses:
MS patient.
This product makes removing socks and sweatpants with elastic around the ankles much easier.
by Ann from Oshkosh, WI
Pros:
Sturdy.
Best Uses:
Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Caregiver.
Was bought for my 96 yr. old mom-in-law. She doent use it that much except for reaching things.
by annabell from Hornbrook, ca.
Pros:
Sturdy. Safe. Lightweight. Easy Storage.
Best Uses:
Incapacitated. Following Surgery.
Describe Yourself:
Elderly. Unable to bend.
Helps pull up one's trousers
Picks up clothing that has dropped
Helps to take socks off
It is sturdy and not likely to break
It's a little rough if your feet are tender
by Dick from Peabody, MA
Part Number(s): 640-8110-0000