What counts as a long-term illness or disability?

For VAT purposes, you have a disability or long-term illness if you meet any of the following conditions:

  • You have a physical or mental impairment which has a long-term and substantial adverse effect on your ability to carry out everyday activities.
  • You have a condition that the medical profession treats as a long-term illness, such as diabetes.
  • You are terminally ill.

So, you won't qualify if you're elderly but otherwise able-bodied, or if you're only temporarily disabled such as having a broken leg.

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Product Reviews    

  • Ingenious invention! Brilliant product!…

    MY EMAIL FROM 11/06/2021

    Hello Mr. Kindberg

    I had no idea what to expect, I had never seen the product in real life ... and then this: wow!

    I just unfolded the Veloped and mounted the wheels. I'm so excited about your invention and the quali…

  • John and Sharon Hancock…

    I have waited to write this review as i wanted to experience my husband using it for a few weeks. We are absolutely delighted with it. my husband, once an active even hyperactive runner, cyclist and mountain climber is now quite disabled. he was unab…

  • Rollator Walker 14er…

    Awesome engineering!!…

  • Veloped Sport…

    Very pleased with the Veloped Sport; it copes brilliantly with the rough paths and the autumn leaves in the local park.

    David, Kent, UK…

  • PERFECT…

    Perfect, because you can walk upright and avoid walking with a bent back. The back improves the more you walk.
    A tip: When folding the Veloped, there should be a latch that keeps the frame locked in a folded state.
    Missing holes to put a nameplate …

  • This sturdy and excellent walker…

    I have had a Trionic Walker 12 for some years and cannot recommend the product and the service from this company too strongly.
    I am unable to walk for more than a few yards as I have a chronic lung condition, but with this sturdy and excellent wal…

  • When I, as my daughter, discovered the Veloped, I immediately knew the s…

    After our 86-year-old mother's walking radius decreased due to unsteady gait, and she could only move around outside the home with an escort, she considered – albeit very ambivalently – a mobility aid. A "regular" walker was out of the question for h…

  • A rollator that gives security…

    I use my wife's Walker 14er in addition to the rollator I have owned for years. The stable construction and large wheels of the Walker 14er give a completely different walking feeling, a new sense of safety. The bumpy cobblestones and uneven terrain …

  • Essential for urban hiking…

    So much easier to use than the 12 er. The fact that it can climb most curbs in Boston is nothing short of genius! The 14 inch wheels make on and off-roading such a breeze and a very smooth ride throughout! I go about 7 miles a day on my Veloped, and …

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