Oral Care
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Travel Aids Paraplegia Arthritis Safety Products Bathroom Assists Lift Chairs Conditions Bedridden Stroke Quadriplegia Back Pain Personal Care Foot Pain Oral Care Hospital Discharge Favorites Daily Living Aids Around the House Around the Office Beds Kitchen Aids Dressing Aids Grooming Aids Leisure Home Comfort & Safety Pillows & Wedges Vision AidsMarch 09, 2011
Aids to Daily Living (ADLs) or Daily Living Aids are assistive products and gadgets that promote a more independent lifestyle for those with physical limitations.
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September 02, 2010
If I've said it once, I've said it 1685 times . . . "If you, your loved one or your patient is having a hard time doing something for themselves or getting somewhere on their own, we probably have an adaptive product to help."
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Arthritis Ankle Pain Pain Management Asthma Diagnostic Products Impotence Carpal Tunnel High Blood Pressure Knee Replacement Hip Replacement Back Pain Orthopedics / Orthotics Ankle / Foot Back / Abdominal / Hip Elbow Personal Care Foot Care Foot Pain Plantar Fasciitis Crutches Oral Care Headache Heel Spurs Skin Care HygieneAugust 12, 2010
Is your knee bothering you? How about your thumb? Perhaps you are having difficulties with your head . . . or maybe you want to know what your heart is doing. Whatever the case we may have something to fix it, lift it, bandage it, monitor it or save it.
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June 25, 2010
Let's face it. Humans, even in the best of health, are odor challenged. Throw in some incontinence or maybe an ostomy, a healing wound, a little flatulence, a bedridden loved one, body odor, a dirty dog, smelly kids, poor hygiene, bad breath, mold and mildew - and what do you have? You have a whole lot of reasons to invest in some serious odor eliminators. Move over Lysol . . .
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January 11, 2010
If anyone has ever said you have a dirty mouth, they were right. A normal, healthy mouth is host to millions of germs and more than 500 identified bacterial strains. And even though you use toothpaste to clean your teeth, and water to rinse your toothbrush, studies have shown that toothbrushes still become contaminated with bacteria, blood, saliva, oral debris and toothpaste. The Journal of American Dental Association says that contaminated toothbrushes not only harbor, but also transmit both viruses and bacteria that cause systemic, localized and oral inflammatory diseases.