A special clasp which enables a ring to be opened, fitted around the finger and then locked shut, by passing the knuckle completely. The clasp may be fitted to old rings or built in to new rings. The clasp is secure, does not snag on clothes and does not stand out like a hinge.
Necklace and bracelet clasps can be modified for people who have difficulty putting on jewellery. Fob or magnetic clasps and the use of elastic may be helpful. A jeweller or other able person could attach the fasteners.
Carol Taylor is a registered nurse who will do home visits to measure and fit for compression stockings, socks, lymphoedema sleeves, breast prostheses, bras, corsets, back supports and specialised items. Carol does visits in the Sydney metropolitan area.
An ergonomically designed backpack It features a mouldable spinal frame, a contoured padded back panel, contoured adjustable shoulder straps, removable sternum strap and a removable hip belt. There are three separate load compartments. Side compression straps centre and stabilise the load. Available in four sizes.
A 50mm wide woven polypropylene strap which distributes the weight of heavy bags across the back and shoulder. The bags are hung from a hook attached to the strap at the hip. A dense pad provides weight distribution and comfort at the shoulder.
A range of clothes hangers with four tiers that allow four items of clothing to be hung on the one hanger.
An ergonomic backpack for school aged children. It has a contoured back and soft shoulder straps. The panels of the bag and its buckle closure mechanism are designed to reduce sagging to maintain good posture when the user carries the bag on their back. Includes a removable waist belt. Available in four sizes and one colour (navy).
The p-pak is a schoolbag that is specifically designed to be worn on the front of the body. This is to promote good posture and strengthen postural muscles. Available in four sizes.
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