An Advil bottle and unopened green Sugru packet rest on a wood table. The Advil bottle features an enlarged push tab surface made out of red Sugru material.

DIY Medication Bottle Adaptations: Simple Ways to Improve Access

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Tactile letters on medicine bottle made using a hot glue gun

DIY Tactile Cues for Low Vision: Practical Strategies for Everyday Accessibility

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A loose collection of silver binder rings on a table top

DIY Assistive Technology with Key and Binder Rings: Easy, Affordable Adaptations

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Close-up of an adapted key wrapped with self-adhering bandage, using stacked binder clips and a stylus to increase surface area and create leverage for turning the key.

Binder Clips for Assistive Technology: Simple DIY Adaptations for Everyday Tasks

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self fusing tape on fork by Equip2Adapt

Self-Fusing Silicone Tape for Assistive Technology

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Handles can be enhanced with rubber bands to improve grip and leverage. Photo features rubber bands around a small screwdriver, a multi-purpose lighter, and the trigger of a reacher tool.

Rubber Bands for Low-Tech Assistive Technology

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several examples of DIY assistive technology devices made out of PVC pipe set against a white background.

PVC Pipe for Assistive Technology: Strong, Adaptable, and Budget-Friendly

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Cabinet door pull using double sided hook and loop tape

Double-Sided Hook and Loop for Assistive Technology: Simple Solutions That Stick

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Close up of a man using both hands to operate a remote. The right hand presses a button while the left hand stabilizes.

Remote Control Adaptations: Practical Fixes for Accessibility

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Hand holding a roll of foam furniture edge guard.

Best Foams for Assistive Technology Uses: A Practical Guide for Adaptation Specialists

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