Whether you experience incontinence due to age, childbirth, chronic UTIs or medication, this popular underwear option was created specifically to absorb leakage. Made of breathable bamboo, the absorbent panties feel soft against your skin and won't feel bulky like pads do. Older reviewers who no longer get periods love them, though they can also function as menstrual underwear. Reviewers recommend sizing up. They're available in regular and plus sizes, in various pack sizes and in four color assortments.

Promising review: "These are good for older ladies too. Way past period age - I am 70 and I wore my first pair last week. I am wearing them for occasional leaking. I ordered by accident - not anymore. Ordering on purpose - comfortable and no embarrassing accidents." — PKP

Years of cramming your feet into tight footwear, whether dress shoes or heels, may mean you now deal with uncomfortable, painful ingrown toenails. I did not know there was any treatment available for ingrowns and was resigned to chronic flareups until I tried these Curve Correct braces. For me, they've been a godsend, slowly straightening out my curved nails so that they don't hurt every time I accidentally brush them against the floor or, well, literally anything. Older reviewers echo this sentiment, calling it a "process...[that's] so worth it." I believe these are worth every penny.

(Note: While you may feel mild discomfort when you first apply the brace, you should not feel any pain. If you do feel pain, immediately take the brace off and apply it later with less pressure.)

Promising review: "Curve Correct is working better than I thought since my toenails are very curved. I am very happy with how the brace is working on my big toes. I am 72 years old and had no problem placing the braces on my toe nails. It has been almost 3 weeks since I placed them on the two big toenails and they are still staying in place very well. I followed the directions as was written. It took about a week not to have any pain when I placed covers over my feet but now my toes feel great! The ends of the nails are beginning to flatten. I am very happy with Curve Correct and will tell others about this product." — B Toelle

It can be difficult to find a quality bottom wiping tool, but this Bottom Buddy personal hygiene wand is the highest rated option on Amazon — and reviewers with limited mobility absolutely swear by it, even if it might take a little time to get used to it.

The 11-inch tool has a curved body and a soft, flexible head with rubber petal "fingers" that firmly hold onto toilet paper.

The wand is a little pricier than other models, but it's well worth it, according to reviewers: The curved tool is sturdier than others from handle to grabber, allowing for actually-effective wiping that's "superior technology in every way."

Promising reviews: "I recently had a stroke and I am 52 years old. I have many limitations since the stroke one of them being able to clean myself after using the bathroom. I HATED asking someone for help. I did some online research and found this product. Even though I thought it was a bit spendy it is well worth the money since it has helped me regain my independence and self esteem! It is very easy to use and portable! I am very pleased with this product. I look forward to the day I no longer have to use it but until then I am very glad that someone had the forethought to produce it." — M. Bentley

This rotatable grabber tool is "worth its weight in gold" and "just the thing for a senior with bad knees," older reviewers write.

Lightweight and able to expand up to 31 inches in length, the mobility aid acts as an extendable arm to help pick up small items like keys, clothes and reading material. It's especially useful for folks who have trouble bending over or standing up.

The bestselling grabber is also available in an updated version that's able to rotate 360 degrees.

Promising review: "Great convenience device for seniors. We no longer exhaust ourselves bending down to pick up each separate item that we've dropped - or the cats swept off the surfaces..." — Greg Guiteras

Tons of older reviewers vouch for this gel-enhanced seat cushion's ability to help relieve sciatica pain and back pain, calling it "life-changing." It promises to help take pressure off your tailbone thanks to its ergonomic design, helping support your legs and improve your posture as you sit. You can make use of it in your home office, sewing room or couch — or even take it on the go in your car, truck or lawnmower. Sitting down promises to be a whole lot more comfortable.

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Promising review: "I needed a new cushion that helped when sitting for long periods. This cushion is very comfortable and helps support my back because of its design. At age 85, I spend many hours sitting at the table opening mail, eating and doing other projects which necessitate comfort. I know I will be using it frequently." — Kindle Customer

Older reviewers rave about this bestselling belted back brace, saying it "makes it possible to walk pain free" and calling it the "best back brace I ever purchased."

The comfy brace balances firm support with breathable, flexible mesh, so it’ll help stabilize your back while allowing for natural movement. You can also make use of its removable lumbar pad for days when you need additional support.

Plus, the aid is especially subtle under clothes, lacking the bulkiness characteristic of many braces.

It’s available in three colors and in sizes XS-XXL.

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Promising review: "As a 80 year old with arthritis, I know lower back pain. Waking up I have real pain in my lower back. I put this brace on and two hours later, no pain. Amazing and wonderful. That benefit lasts all day. Couldn't be happier." — EricK

This freestanding toilet seat railing is one of the best affordable tools for getting up and off the toilet that doesn't require expensive renovation.

This safety frame by Drive Medical sits snug well underneath your toilet seat, so it'll stay put without accidentally knocking over your toilet cover, like other cheaper models.

Its extra perks make this tool really stand out — like the padded armrests and side magazine rack (!) so you can keep care items and reading materials within easy reach. (Reviewers say they've used the rack for cleaning wipes, grabbers, iPads and more.)

Made with sturdy aluminum, the adjustable frame comes with a lifetime warranty, supports up to 300 pounds and installs tool-free.

Promising review: "I am a senior with leg problems. It was hard rising from the toilet before and I thank whoever thought of this for it is easy now. If anyone finds it hard getting off the toilet believe me buy this it is great." — tiki

If you're not hearing as well as you once did, your ears might not be the only thing to blame — you also might have built-up earwax blockage. Cotton swabs can actually inadvertently damage your eardrums, but this earwax removal aid promises to help gently drain wax from your ears. It's helped older reviewers so much that some call the results "a revelation."

Promising review: "I'm 50 years old and have been using cotton swabs my entire life...until a day ago when i accidentally pushed wax inward and blocked my right ear canal and was unable to dislodge it. I was rendered partially deaf and in panic i was about to go to the ER. I instead ordered this Debrox kit and i paid for emergency overnight shipping too. It's a terrible feeling to suddenly lose one's hearing let me tell you. The first comment here has the correct instructions. Lay your head on a pillow and put drops in ear and let it sit for 30 minutes. Then use the bulb to flush with warm water(do this for up to 10 minutes). I have my hearing back now and I'll never use a cotton swab ever again." — Clayfreak

After years of standing in tight professional shoes, you might now be noticing painful corns popping up on your toes and heels. Reviewers say they depend on these salicylic acid pads to help remove the culprits (and the accompanying discomfort) in a few days' time.

The adhesive bandages are intuitive to use, with a cushioned, medicated red core that indicates where you should place the pad on the corn. And, since they're designed to hold up well under socks and shoes (and in the shower), you can just stick them on and go about your business.

Promising review: "I bought these for my 80 yr old mom she had two corns on her foot that had apparently been there for years and caused a lot of pain. She was able to put these on. They stayed on. And her corns were both gone in a week! She couldn’t believe it … it was still sore afterward now it’s been several weeks and all is feeling so much better. These work!" — Jen

These medicated cooling pads promise to offer some relief from the pain, burning and itching often caused by hemorrhoids; in fact, they're designed to help treat moderate to severe symptoms. They come in a handy pack of 100 and contain 5% lidocaine to help numb pain, plus colloidal oatmeal to soothe skin and witch hazel to keep your sensitive areas clean. Older reviewers sing the praises of the Tucks pads for helping relieve their pain more effectively than the other products they've tried. That's a yes from me.

Promising review: "I bought several creams, pads etc. and none worked as expected. This product saved me from the worst pain in the ass I experienced at age of 62 years old with swelling and skin blisters for almost a month. No other product helped relieve the burn and pain except Tucks Pads. It is cheap and no one can beat it." — Elie Jerdak

If limited mobility, arthritis or injury has made it difficult for you to bend over and put your socks on, this lightweight sock aid offers a handy, intuitive solution.

Using a wide mouth cup-like design and a 33.5-inch rope, the assistive tool helps you slip your socks on and off while you sit or stand. The aid is designed to fit an array of foot sizes, with a smooth interior that helps socks glide onto the foot and a terry cloth exterior to keep even high-socks in place while you put them on.

Don't knock it till you try it: Older reviewers call it "a godsend" and "superb compared to others on market," especially because it's comfy and easy to use.

Promising review: "I have cerebral palsy but I am very high functioning. I have always sat on the floor to put on socks. I am 61 now and in scooter. This sock assistant is great. It works easily even with my CP. I love it. I can sit in my scooter and put on my socks by myself in a minute. Saves me effort and time." — Laura Kate Baker

Older reviewers love this powerful little fan for hot flashes, noting its impressive power (with three different settings!) and long-lasting charge. You can use it as a handheld fan or adjust it so it'll stand up on its own on a countertop or desk. Folks love how quiet it is, making it unobtrusive enough to use in meetings, restaurants, church or wherever else you might need some quick cooling relief. It's available in three colors.

Promising review: "OMG. Lifesaver. As a 50+ yr old woman why did I not try this sooner??!!! Hot flashes have disrupted my sleep/life for a few months. This portable fan has decreased my laundry loads as I am not changing clothes like a potty training 2 year old every few hours. And at night, like a trained dog, I just roll over and pick up this miracle as needed. Great product." — Amy Motz