Preventing the spread of infection

Focus on Disability - For Disabled People, the Elderly and their Carers in the UK

It is our duty to protect ourselves and others around us.

We have been given government guidelines about keeping 2m (6ft) apart but what happens if this isn’t always possible?  Although we don’t want to deprive the NHS of vital supplies we can still keep ourselves safe at home, whilst shopping or working, by using appropriate Personal Protective Equipment (PPE).

Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is protective clothing or equipment manufactured to guard a person from infection or injury.

PPE covers a range of different items from Disposable Aprons and Disposable Gloves to Hand Sanitisers and Face Masks; all carefully produced to safeguard and protect people against infection.

Here is a small selection of our best sellers that you may find useful in the fight against this hidden killer:

Surface Cleaners

Surface Cleaners: Buy Now

Hand Sanitisers

Hand Sanitisers: Buy Now

Protective Gloves

Protective Gloves: Buy Now

Face Masks

Face Masks: Buy Now

You can see a full range of mobility and independence aids here: Mobility aids and care equipment from Complete Care Shop

Useful information:

Mobility product specialists Fenetic Wellbeing commented saying it was important to ensure we keep our distance and this is still possible even if you’re in a wheelchair. To stay extra safe, it’s worth wearing a face mask for the sake of your own safety and those around you

Lesley Clarke

I have had the pleasure of redesigning the Focus on Disability website and the Top Disability Websites Directory - https://topdisabilitywebsites.co.uk. Using WordPress I create attractive, professional websites that help clients promote and build their business. Lesley Clarke Web Design: www.lesleyclarkewebdesign.co.uk

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