Mobility scooter help

luminated

anguk wrote: »

many people (my husband included) they don't want to accept they need a scooter but once they've got it they wish they'd got one ages ago!

You are so right but men are so stubborn

SuzieSue

We went to Disneyland Paris with me pushing my OH in his wheelchair and it was just so awkward with all the crowds. We are so glad we decided to hire a scooter in Orlando as it made such a difference to our enjoyment.

aandrea

I'm at the moment looking at mobility scooters, as on bad days arthritis is bad, and i suffer, but good days im okfeel like a fraud, but whilst looking, ive tried a few. My problem is lack of funds for these scooter, have a mobility car,so cant use that. but now i'' browse website you've put up thanks.

schrodie

Would you be VAT exempt if you bought powered wheelchairs such as this one Here

Thanks

anguk

schrodie wrote: »

Would you be VAT exempt if you bought powered wheelchairs such as this one Here

Thanks

If you have a long term illness or disability you shouldn't have to pay VAT on the wheelchair, normally the prices that are quoted are without VAT as the shop would assume that you'd be disabled if you're buying one.

Anubis_2

schrodie wrote: »

Would you be VAT exempt if you bought powered wheelchairs such as this one Here

Thanks

Same wheelchair is cheaper here by a few hundred

http://www.discountmobilitydirect.co.uk/wheelchairs/powered-wheelchairs/pride-go-power-chair.aspx?gclid=COKvlueIwLACFUUhtAodOnBbYg