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Books & Gadgets

Wed, 03/08/2006 - 8:07am — Karen Stevenson
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Summary: I have located a variety of useful gadgets and devices related to eldercare that are available on Amazon, and have organized them on this site to make them easier to find.

Amazon is no longer just about books. They now provide an online marketplace for a wide variety of merchants with some of the best pricing available on the Internet. This creates an interesting opportunity to shop in a single place for eldercare books and gadgets from a many different stores. As an added benefit, no matter how many different merchants you buy from, you only have to provide your credit card information once, to Amazon, which should help reduce your vulnerability to fraud or abuse of that information.

When you find something useful, you can click a button to save it to a Shopping List. When you have accumulated a list of items you are interested in, you can transfer your list to an Amazon shopping cart, where you can see shipping costs, save your cart for later (maybe to show it to someone else), or go ahead and complete your purchase using Amazon's secure checkout process.

Full disclosure: if you buy anything using this feature, I receive a very small fee, which will help defer the cost of keeping this site up and running.

Summary: I have located a variety of useful gadgets and devices related to eldercare that are available on Amazon, and have organized them on this site to make them easier to find.

Amazon is no longer just about books. They now provide an online marketplace for a wide variety of merchants with some of the best pricing available on the Internet. This creates an interesting opportunity to shop in a single place for eldercare books and gadgets from a many different stores. As an added benefit, no matter how many different merchants you buy from, you only have to provide your credit card information once, to Amazon, which should help reduce your vulnerability to fraud or abuse of that information.

When you find something useful, you can click a button to save it to a Shopping List. When you have accumulated a list of items you are interested in, you can transfer your list to an Amazon shopping cart, where you can see shipping costs, save your cart for later (maybe to show it to someone else), or go ahead and complete your purchase using Amazon's secure checkout process.

Full disclosure: if you buy anything using this feature, I receive a very small fee, which will help defer the cost of keeping this site up and running.