
Mobility Aids
Carex Black Cane Tips (2-Pack) – Universal Fit for Aluminum & Wooden Canes
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Price range: $4.95 through $6.95Carex Ergo Offset Walking Cane
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$26.95Carex Soft Grip Walking Cane
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$29.95Parsons 4200DX Rollator Walker with Hand Brake
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Price range: $359.95 through $379.95Pro Basics Aluminum Crutches
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Price range: $39.95 through $45.95ProBasics Aluminum Rollator with 6″ Wheels
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$220.00ProBasics Deluxe Aluminum Rollator with 8″ Wheels
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$250.00ProBasics K2 Standard Hemi Wheelchair
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Price range: $339.95 through $369.95ProBasics Quad Cane (300 lb Capacity)
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Price range: $34.95 through $39.95Support Safe and Independent Movement
Mobility aids are designed to improve balance, stability, and confidence while walking and performing daily activities.
Commonly Used After Injury or Surgery
These products are often used during rehabilitation or recovery to support safe movement and reduce the risk of falls.
Suitable for Daily and Long-Term Use
Mobility aids can be used for both short-term recovery and long-term mobility support depending on individual needs.
Need Help Choosing?
Our team has over 50 years of combined experience supplying mobility and rehabilitation equipment across Canada. If you need help selecting the right mobility aid, we’re here to help.
Prescription May Qualify for Tax Exemption
Many mobility aids may qualify as tax-exempt medical devices in Canada when purchased with a valid prescription from a healthcare professional.
Proudly Canadian
PhysioStore is a Canadian company supplying mobility, physiotherapy, and rehabilitation products to healthcare professionals and individuals across Canada.
Frequently Asked Questions
What are mobility aids used for?
Mobility aids are used to improve stability, support walking, and help individuals move safely and independently.
Who should use mobility aids?
Mobility aids are suitable for individuals recovering from injury or surgery, those with balance concerns, or anyone needing additional walking support.
What types of mobility aids are available?
Common types include walkers, rollators, canes, crutches, and other walking support devices.
Are mobility aids used in physiotherapy?
Yes. Mobility aids are commonly used in physiotherapy and rehabilitation programs to support safe movement.
Can mobility aids help prevent falls?
Yes. Many mobility aids are designed to improve balance and reduce the risk of falls.
Are mobility aids suitable for long-term use?
Yes. Some mobility aids are used long-term depending on the individual’s needs and condition.
Can mobility aids be used at home and outdoors?
Yes. Many mobility aids are designed for use both indoors and outdoors.
What is the difference between a walker and a rollator?
Walkers provide stable support without wheels or with limited wheels, while rollators have wheels and are designed for easier movement.
Do mobility aids require adjustment?
Yes. Many mobility aids are adjustable to fit the user’s height and comfort needs.
Do you supply mobility aids across Canada?
Yes. PhysioStore supplies mobility aids and rehabilitation equipment to customers across Canada.
Mobility Aids for Walking Support, Safety, and Independence
Mobility aids are designed to support safe movement, improve balance, and help individuals maintain independence in daily activities. These products are commonly used in rehabilitation, recovery, and long-term mobility support.






















