FabLife Hip Kit Daily Living Aids for Mobility, Hip Replacement Recovery, Knee and Back Surgery Includes Grabber Reacher, Bath Sponge Stick, Flexible Sock Aid, Shoehorn

Every item has been helpful while recovering from a bilateral mastectomy. The grabber is used multiple time daily and hasn't failed once. It can go from lifting heavy cans to picking up very small items like paper clips and earrings. The grabber alone is worth the price of this whole kit. Highly recommend!

I got this on the recommendation of my OT rehab therapist in anticipation of aiding recovery from upcoming full hip replacement. So far I have only used the sock aid and the grabber which both works exactly as expected/needed.

great kit love everything

This set turned out to be very helpful. The sponge isn't that great, I found it best to reach high areas to clean in my shower, but that's helpful too. I'm not having much luck with the sock helper, I can only get it half on, hopefully it will get better as I use it more. Shoe horn pretty useful but takes a little getting used to. The grabber works very well. And surprisingly the stick with hook on the end is my favorite item, I can pull a case of water with this on flat ground (do this with caution!) useful for picking up bags too, plus it has just enough weight to make a good weapon to whack somebody with. Overall a great set that will help me!

I use the sock donner and shoehorn often. The shoehorn is flexible but hasn't broken yet and I've used it for about 5 months. The grabber is relatively weak but is helpful in getting lightweight things that are out of reach. It doesn't have a strong grip. I don't see me ever using the sponge-on-a-stick just because sponges breed bacteria but also, the straight handle seems like it might be hard to reach the middle of my back. The dressing pole has helped get socks off. Overall, this kit has a lot of tools for the money.

comparing this kit to one I purchased for my first hip replacement surgery (eight years ago), everything is similar except the newer items seem to have been cheapened a bit. Most noticeable is the sock puller, which is just a bit smaller (narrower) thus tighter on my foot.

A little cheap cause my sponge popped off right after I set into the shower ledge . No instructions on this shock problem though Guess it's trial and error's fault till I get it .

The reacher was fine. The rest of the items were either useless or I'm just too stupid to figure out how to use them.

Delivered three trays was charged for four. Only ordered one tray. I retired all trays to the Walmart store near me

He reacher broke the same day that I got it.