Daily essentials for ageing parents
Adult diapers, bedsore care, joint pain relief, BP monitors, glucometers, daily medicines and mobility aids — the everyday products for ageing parents and their caregivers.
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Incontinence products (Friends adult diapers, underpads, bed protectors), daily home monitoring (BP monitor, glucometer, pulse oximeter, weighing scale), joint and muscle pain relief (Volini, Moov, paracetamol, glucosamine supplements), bedsore prevention and treatment (air mattress, zinc-oxide barrier creams, alpha keri oil), mobility aids (walking sticks, walkers, knee braces), and the daily prescription medicines elderly Indians typically need — BP, diabetes, thyroid, cholesterol, blood thinners. Caregiver-friendly packaging where possible.
Turn every 2 hours, keep skin dry and clean, use a soft padded mattress or air mattress, apply zinc-oxide barrier creams to high-risk areas (heels, lower back, hips), and ensure good nutrition (protein, vitamin C). Spot inspect daily — early redness is reversible; broken skin needs medical care.
Friends Premium Pull-Ups for active elderly; Friends Adult Diapers (taped) for bed-bound. Match the size to the waist measurement on the pack — not too tight, not too loose. Change every 4-5 hours or after each bowel movement.
Walking stick: mild balance issues, one-sided weakness, joint pain. Walker (with or without wheels): bilateral weakness, advanced arthritis, recent surgery, balance issues. Physiotherapist recommendation is worth getting before buying.
Collections are editorial groupings to make browsing easier — they don’t imply a single product treats every condition mentioned. Prescription medicines listed here are dispensed only against a valid prescription verified by our licensed pharmacists.
GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare
500 g
Standard delivery
Not without medical advice. NSAIDs (ibuprofen, diclofenac) raise stomach, kidney and BP risks in older adults. Paracetamol is safer but limited to 3 g/day in over-65s. Topical pain gels and supplements like glucosamine are gentler options. See a doctor for ongoing pain.
Pill organisers (weekly compartments), labelled bottles, and simple alarms work well. Apps like MediSafe and Medisafe Premium are good for tech-comfortable caregivers. The simpler the system, the better the compliance.
