Sliq 6 Pcs Hip Kit for Seniors FSA/HSA Total Recovery Replacement Prime Supplies After Surgery, Hip Replacement Kit After Surgery, Ice Pack, Grabber Tool, Leg Lifter, Sock Aid, Waterproof Bandages

haven't used everything in this kit, but the ones I have and still use (complete hip replacement recently) are incredibly helpful.Grabber tool: Constantly needing to pick something up off the ground. You'd be surprised how often you drop things and can't bend to retrieve it. Yay, grabber tool!Sock aid: I still can't bend to put a sock on that foot. So frustrating, and this actually works like a charm. It's an amazingly helpful tool.Ice pack: Use it. But actually, you will want to get a second ice pack, because when the first one melts, you'll want a second one to replace it. Ice pack gives a ton of relief and this one can be strapped on. Especially great if you have to walk with it on. And yes, they will make you walk while you are recovering.Show horn: I haven't mastered the shoehorn yet, but when I can make it work, it's the only way I'm getting that shoe on.Again, no bending.Leg lifter: Never felt the need. I use both hands under my thigh and lift my leg around. However, don't discount it for yourself. I just haven't needed it. You may.All in all I am super glad I purchased this kit, instead of finding out the hard way that I was going to need these handy tools AFTER the operation. They saved me a lot of frustration and ease of dealing with the problems that you WILL encounter every day.Excellent kit, well thought out.

I had Total Hip Replacement surgery a week ago and some of the items in the kit have been very helpful and don't know how I would have done without them. The grabber has been great to reach things so I don't bend over and it picks up anything from a large size pillow, my cane when it falls to even small scraps of paper. The loop for lifting your leg was a lifesaver the first 5 days for getting in and out of bed. The ice pack is good and I use daily. However, I don't strap it on as it is shown. For someone having surgery they are not likely to use it this way. I just use it to lay across my hip and down my thigh but because it has folds in it, this makes it easy to bend it to the side of my hip/thigh area. I have not had to use the sock or shoe horn as I have my husband help with my socks/shoes. However if you do not have someone there to assist you these would be good to have to keep from bending over!

I just had a hip replacement 3/7/25 and this kit was recommended to me by someone else I know who just had a hip replacement and bought this. The best 2 items hands down are the grabber and the strap. There is also a shoe horn and a thing to help you get your socks on . I have not used either of these two yet as I am not in that part of my recovery yet. There is also an ice pack which I find a little clumsy so I just use an ice pack that I already had. My one negative there are no directions. I had to look for videos.

Everything I needed for Post-Op. The sock puller-on is invaluable and the looped thing helps me get my leg up onto the bed. The picker-upper is great for when I drop my "real" picker-upper. You can't have too many ice packs. Tape the box near your bedside to use as a quiver. The shoe horn could help but tbh I bought cheap Skechers slip-on sneakers (https://amzn.to/3FcjIWO) so I wouldn't have to bend down to tie the laces.Good luck with your hip replacement!

I bought this for my 2nd hip replacement in 1.5 yrs (other side). This set has everything you’ll need and didn’t know you’ll need for you joint replacement recovery.I went through my 1st hip replacement without it and it really made things a little easier for my 2nd.Detailed review1) ice pack: 9/10. You need to ice a lot during recovery and this reusable ice pack is perfect. Freezes pretty quickly, the size is perfect, the ability to strap it on with Velcro is helpful later. You don’t need to wrap this around your hip with the Velcro for the first couple of weeks because that requires more painful movement and the weight holds it in place. I’ve found that icing still process relief later in your recovery when you are more mobile and the ability to wrap this around and use when moving is really nice!2) the grabber 10/10. This is really nicely made and I’ve used it to pick up very fine things like a charging cord, bigger items like a cup, and open drawers. This came in especially handy when I was spending most of my time in bed after surgery because small movements can be very painful and I didn’t have to call someone into my room to hand me things that I couldn’t reach. This is my favorite item in this kit and I really wish I would have had it after my 1st surgery.3) leg lift strap 6/10. This is well made and a good length. I like that it has a metal piece in it to make it stiff and give it structure. This is the item that I’ve used the least though but that may be because I’m younger, pretty mobile and strong, and already know how to move my surgery side pretty well due to past experience. I could see this being very helpful for other people though.4) long shoe horn 10/10. The movement required to get your shoes on after a hip replacement can be difficult and painful for a whole after surgery and this shoe horn is so helpful and doesn’t require you to make that painful bend.5) sock tool 9/10. Putting your socks on after surgery is impossible for a while. After my first surgery I had to ask my son to help for a long time or go without socks when I was alone. This tool allows me to put in my own socks! The only downside is I think it could stretch out certain socks because it has a pretty large diameter.Final review 10/10 if you are having a going replacement do your self a favor and order this kit!!

Great value for the money you spend! I had a labral tear repair. I used the ice pack (my favorite part) and the grabber! I was able to give away the other things I didn’t need!

All of the items are sturdy. It was worth the money. The one from the hospital received from the hospital was not as good as this one.

All the must have items in one kit, these aids helped a lot during my recovery.