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Dr. Brandy Faves

These are the products Dr. Brandy Archie, occupational therapist and founder of AskSAMIE, recommends most often to her own clients. The list spans bathroom safety, toileting, home access, and free resources, including extra tall tub transfer benches for deep tubs, handheld shower heads, raised toilet seats with bidets, adjustable threshold ramps, and free audiobooks by state. If you are not sure where to start, start here.

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Weighted Sleeve worn on the forearm
Adaptive Utensils/Dishes
Weighted Sleeve
$23.50$32.99Choose options
NexStride | U - Step Alternative NexStride - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Walker/Cane
NexStride | U-Step Alternative
$499.99
Pull Down Shelf AskSAMIE - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Cabinet Adaptations
Pull Down Shelf | Rev-a-Shelf Cabinet Shelving System
$298.00
Bamboo one-handed cutting board with a green food clamp holding a tomato steady while a hand slices it with a knife
Adaptive Utensils/Dishes
Adaptive One-Handed Cutting Board With Spikes
$54.99
Handheld Shower Holder AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Handheld Shower Head
Handheld Shower Holder
$9.99
Clear Bump Dots - 20 Maxi Aids - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Bump Dots
Clear Bump Dots - 20
$8.76
Bed Wedge to Elevate Legs AskSAMIE - AskSAMIE: Answers for Accessibility
Bed Wedge
Bed Wedge to Elevate Legs
$47.99
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