- No products in the cart.
Keep Your Search For A Mobility Scooter Moving By Understanding Costs
When we buy a car, most of us accept that we can expect some variations in price between, say, a Tesla or a Ford. Mobility scooters are no different, and the price you can expect to pay is going to vary from as little as $1400 right up to a ceiling of $8,000 depending on – Your location Your dealership of choice Your needs Your preferences The models you consider And so on W...
The Definitive Guide to Mobility Scooter Safety
When you're getting a mobility scooter for the first time, one of the concerns that you might have is whether it's safe to ride a mobility scooter. After all, you're in control of a vehicle that has more power behind it than a bike and less protection than a car. But there's really no need to worry about riding a mobility scooter. They're perfectly safe to use and people using mobility scooters ra...
The Best Invacare Mobility Scooters: 5 of Our Favorites
Choosing the right mobility scooter can seem like a daunting prospect. There are so many different classes of scooters, with different features and designs, and you've got to consider the best models out there that meet your needs. You have to ensure that it meets your storage needs, is going to be put to good use, and ultimately, is comfortable, not to mention durable. This is why Invacare mobili...
Understanding Mobility Scooters For Daily Use
If you are someone who has limited mobility, then a mobility scooter could be just the thing that you need. In fact, plenty of people who use one would describe them as life changing due to the fact that they make your life a whole lot easier. You no longer have to worry about how you are going to have to get from point A to point B in your daily life which is a massive help. Mobility scooters wil...
Keeping your mobility equipment sanitized during covid
Living in 2020, most of us are hyper-aware that germs are all around us: our keys, our phones, our hands, our grocery bags, and more. The devices that many people keep near and dear -- our walkers, wheelchairs, rollators, and power chairs -- are especially large breeding grounds for bacteria to build up. People may not even realize how often they touch these devices, since mobility equipment is mo...
The use of extras on your mobility scooter
The choice of what mobility scooter to buy can be daunting enough apart from the plethora of accessories for a variety of needs. Some scooters come with these accessories built in or offered as add-ons for a lower price, but almost all of these features are for sale separately and can be mounted to your current or future mobility device. With such a range of extras, individuals may fret over which...
How to use your mobility scooter across all environments
It can be difficult for individuals to get accustomed to using a mobility device, such as a scooter or a power chair, especially if they have been independent for so long. There are so many features, additions, and accessories that can make the buying process overwhelming. Once you’ve made your selection to fit your medical needs, it’s time to start using your mobility scooter in all the places yo...
How to safely transport your mobility equipment
Getting a mobility equipment can be a life-changing decision for someone who has difficulty getting around. Once they get their piece of equipment, they may think it’s “off to the races” and they will immediately be able to begin using it. However, it’s important for users of mobility equipment, including mobility scooters and walkers, to be aware of how they can safely move their equipment from o...
