Here is a list of 50 products for people living with dementia:

1. Simple Puzzles and Games: Provide cognitive stimulation with large puzzles pieces and simple games to keep the mind engaged.

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2. Memory Aids and Reminders: Including calendars and digital organizers.
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3. Sensory Stimulation Tools: Such as textured blankets or fidget toys.
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4. Adaptive Clothing: Easy-to-use clothing for individuals with mobility challenges.

5. Safety Alarms and Monitors: For fall prevention and security.

6. Medication Management Tools: Including pill organizers and reminder devices.

7. Dementia-Friendly Clocks: With clear, easy-to-read displays.

8. Aromatherapy Diffusers: Using calming scents to create a soothing environment.

9. Comfortable Seating and Cushions: To promote relaxation and comfort.

10. Specialized Dishes and Utensils: Making eating easier for those with motor difficulties.

11. Bed Alarms and Fall Mats: For added safety during sleep.

12. Motion-Activated Night Lights: To prevent falls in the dark.

13. Adaptive Bathing Aids: Including bath chairs and non-slip mats.

14. Personalized Photo Albums or Books: To evoke memories and stimulate conversation.

15. GPS Tracking Devices: For those prone to wandering.

16. Easy-to-Use TV Remotes: Simplifying entertainment access.

17. Soothing Music Players: With pre-loaded, calming playlists.

18. Soft, Non-Slip Footwear: To prevent slips and falls.

19. Dementia-Friendly Books and Activities: Designed for cognitive engagement.

20. Weighted Blankets: Providing comfort and reducing anxiety.

21. Glow-in-the-Dark Light Switches: For easy visibility at night.

22. Adaptive Gardening Tools: Encouraging outdoor engagement.

23. Therapeutic Hand Massagers: Promoting relaxation and tactile stimulation.

24. Voice-Activated Assistants: Like Amazon Echo or Google Home for reminders and assistance.

25. Customized Doorway Mats: With visual cues to aid orientation.

26. Simple Cooking and Eating Utensils: Making meal preparation and consumption easier.

27. Adaptive Writing Tools: For those with motor difficulties.

28. Non-Slip Shower Shoes: Enhancing bathroom safety.

29. Noise-Canceling Headphones: For creating a calm, quiet environment.

30. Large-Print Books and Magazines: To support reading activities.

31. Stimulating Fidget Toys: Providing sensory engagement and relaxation.

32. Adaptive Bedding: Including bed rails and positioners.

33. Personal Alarm Pendants: For immediate assistance in emergencies.

34. Dementia-Friendly Jigsaw Puzzles: Designed with larger, easier-to-handle pieces.

35. Simple-to-Use Radios or Music Players: For auditory stimulation and enjoyment.

36. Adaptive Tableware with Lids: To prevent spills and facilitate independent eating.

37. Large-Button Phones: For easier dialing and communication.

38. Sensory-Rich Textures: Such as soft blankets or textured mats.

39. Safety Rails and Grab Bars: In key areas like bathrooms and hallways.

40. Adaptive Mobility Aids: Such as walkers or canes designed for ease of use.

41. Smart Thermostats: For maintaining a comfortable living environment.

42. Digital Memory Assistants: Like MemoBox for medication reminders and more.

43. Simple Remote-Control Cars: Providing enjoyment and engagement.

44. Dementia-Friendly Playing Cards: Designed for easy handling.

45. Weighted Cutlery Sets: Easier for those with tremors or shaky hands.

46. Adaptive Clothing Fasteners: Magnets or Velcro for easy dressing.

47. Large-Button Clock Radios: With easy-to-read displays.

48. Simple-to-Use Tablets: Pre-configured for ease of access and operation.

49. Adaptive Shoe Fasteners: Velcro or elastic laces for easy footwear.

50. Safety Gates and Door Locks: For home security and accident prevention.

    
    Please note that when shopping for any products, it's important to consider the specific needs and preferences of the individual with dementia. Always consult with a healthcare professional or caregiver for personalized recommendations.