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Published on
July 8, 2025

Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) or any long-term health condition often means constantly looking for new ways to support your body, ease daily symptoms, and feel a bit more in control.
Over the years, I’ve tried and tested a mountain of products – some were a waste of time, but others? Genuinely game-changing. From gadgets that help with muscle stiffness and fatigue to tools that improve circulation and joint support, I’ve pulled together the ones that make a real difference in my life.
This isn’t a generic list – it’s full of items I personally use as someone living with MS and navigating the weird, wonderful world of disability. Whether you have MS, another condition, or are just curious about tools that support mobility, pain relief, or circulation, there might be something here for you.
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I have just discovered the best things ever – heated socks! How did I not know these existed?? Well I do now and I am sharing these gems with my Purpl community.
They have re-chargeable batteries and you connect one to each sock, and there are four heat settings. There is an app but I haven’t tried that out yet. My feet are always freezing cold and I end up with chilblains in the winter so I am so excited to have found these.
Check them out on Amazon – Heated Socks
Ooh a Heated Floor Mat to use when working, this is even better and a new find. It might be £40 but I have constant cold feet so I am going to give this a try. Will let you know how I get on (added Dec 2025)
Massage is a huge part of how I manage my spasticity and muscle tension. I’ve tried everything from professional physio tools to more affordable at-home gadgets. These are the ones I keep going back to:
Massage Guns:
Rollers:
I spend a lot of time at a desk, and keeping my legs moving is essential to stop stiffness, improve circulation, and prevent muscle weakening. These machines help keep me active, even when I’m knackered:
MS can leave you feeling like your back is permanently locked up. These help me loosen up and manage pain, especially after long periods of inactivity:
I struggle with poor circulation and swollen feet. These tools support blood flow, reduce swelling, and make a huge difference to my comfort and energy levels:
I get a lot of tightness in my inner thighs, which can throw off hip alignment. This knee support helps overnight:

My right hand has started to curl, making day-to-day tasks like typing harder. These tools help keep my hands comfortable and functional:
Exercise is still essential, even with MS. It supports the lymphatic system, reduces stiffness, and boosts energy. My go-to option at home is:

Whilst you are reading, I thought I would share some other products that I have purchased from Amazon




Managing MS is tough. Everyone’s experience is different, but if you’re looking for practical ways to ease symptoms, boost circulation, support mobility, and stay comfortable—hopefully, this list gives you a helpful starting point.
None of these are miracle cures. But they do help me live with more comfort, independence, and confidence. If even one of them helps you too, that’s a win.
If you have your own go-to gadgets or tips, let us know. We’re all in this together.

Georgina is the founder of Purpl, a platform dedicated to helping disabled people save money through exclusive discounts. Living with Multiple Sclerosis (MS) and ADHD, she understands first-hand the financial challenges of living with a disability. Her mission is to work with brands to secure discounts that ease the cost of essential products, services, and everyday expenses for the disabled community.
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