About AccessibilityTested

Adaptive equipment has to fit the person, the home and the routine. A wheelchair with the wrong seat width, a ramp at the wrong slope or a hearing device bought without knowing the type of hearing loss can do more harm than good. AccessibilityTested explains how to measure and what to check, then compares equipment on the specifications and standards that matter.

We cover mobility, home accessibility, bathroom safety, daily living aids, hearing, vision and communication technology, computer and phone access, adaptive clothing, vehicle access and adaptive recreation. Professional clinical equipment belongs to ClinicalGearTested. Our guides are general information; an occupational or physical therapist, audiologist or your doctor can assess your specific needs, and funding programs often require their prescription.

What you'll find here

• Reviews of specific products, with a clear verdict, who each one suits and the best way to buy it.
• Buying guides that explain the choices in plain English before you spend.
• Reader codes from brands we work with, listed on our deals page and on every relevant review.

How we make money

When you buy through our links we may earn a commission from the retailer. It costs you nothing extra, and our reader codes usually save you money. Read the affiliate disclosure for details.

Get in touch

Brands, readers and partners can reach us at info@accessibilitytested.com.