Eugeria Care

Familiar Space Home and Routine Labels - Visual Aid Kit

$190.00 CAD

Over 100 waterproof, repositionable labels that help a person living with dementia find things, follow routines, and stay independent at home.

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Détails du produit

The Aegeliss Familiar Space kit is a comprehensive visual aid system with over 100 pre-designed labels that help persons living with dementia navigate their home with greater confidence. The set includes 20 sheets of everyday item labels (for drawers, cupboards, and shelves), 12 sheets of procedure and safety labels (step-by-step cues for tasks like handwashing and kitchen use), plus blank labels for custom cues. All labels are made from a premium TPE "jelly sticker" material that is waterproof, tear-resistant, repositionable, and residue-free. The matte, non-glare finish with large text and simple icons makes each label easy to read in any lighting.

  • The Aegeliss Familiar Space Labels are suitable for persons living with mild to moderate dementia who have difficulty finding items, remembering where things belong, or following multi-step daily routines.

One of the earliest and most persistent challenges of living with dementia is difficulty navigating the home. The person may forget which drawer holds the cutlery, which cupboard has the plates, or which door leads to the bathroom. They may start a routine like handwashing or making tea and lose track of the steps. These moments create frustration for the person and lead to constant prompting from the caregiver, which can be exhausting for both sides.

Visual aids are one of the most widely recommended strategies in dementia care, but many of the options available look institutional. Clinical-looking labels with bright primary colors and medical language can make a home feel like a care facility, which undermines the person's sense of dignity and comfort.

We chose the Aegeliss Familiar Space kit because it takes the visual aid approach seriously while respecting how a home should look and feel. The labels are designed in neutral tones with clean typography and simple icons. There is no mention of "Alzheimer's" or "dementia" on the product or packaging, which matters if the person is in the earlier stages and sensitive to labeling. The TPE jelly-sticker material is a practical standout: the labels are waterproof (important for bathrooms and kitchens), repositionable without residue (so placement can be adjusted as needs change), and durable enough for daily handling in high-use environments. The matte, non-glare surface keeps them readable even in bright or uneven lighting.

The kit is also unusually comprehensive. Rather than a handful of generic room signs, it covers the full home with item-level labels for drawers, cupboards, and shelves, plus step-by-step procedure labels for common daily tasks. The included blank labels, wall-mounting cards, and closet dividers extend the system into areas that pre-printed labels cannot reach. For caregivers, the step-by-step guide and the invitation to involve the person in placement turn setup into a shared, dignity-preserving activity rather than a top-down modification to the home.

Over 100 pre-designed labels covering everyday items, procedures, safety cues, and reminders

20 sheets of everyday item labels (3" W x 2.25" H) for drawers, cupboards, and shelves

12 sheets of procedure and reminder labels (8" W x 4" H and 8" W x 1.5" H) for step-by-step routine support

Blank labels and customization sheet for personalized cues

Premium TPE "jelly sticker" material: waterproof, tear-resistant, washable, and repositionable without residue

Matte, non-glare finish with large text and simple icons for easy reading

20 blank cards with 40 adhesive strips for mounting on textured walls

6 closet divider hangers for clothing organization

Step-by-step instruction guide included

Start by reading through the included step-by-step instruction guide.

Invite the person living with dementia to participate in choosing and placing the labels. Participation builds familiarity and makes the cues feel more natural.

Begin with high-traffic areas where your loved one needs the most support, such as the kitchen or bathroom. Expand to other areas over time.

For smooth surfaces (cabinets, drawers, appliances, tiles): peel and apply the label directly. The jelly-sticker material adheres without adhesive and can be repositioned as needed.

For textured walls: apply the label to one of the included blank cards, then mount the card using the adhesive strips provided.

For clothing organization: attach labels to the included closet divider hangers and place between clothing sections.

Place labels at eye level, in good lighting, and on uncluttered surfaces for best visibility.

To clean, wipe labels with a damp cloth. They are waterproof and can be used in wet environments like bathrooms and kitchens.

To reposition, peel the label off and re-apply to a new surface. No residue will be left behind.

Foire aux questions

No. On smooth surfaces, the labels adhere through the natural grip of the TPE material and peel off cleanly. For textured walls, use the included blank cards and adhesive strips instead of applying labels directly.

The labels work best for persons in the mild to moderate stages, when the person can still recognize text and icons and benefit from visual cues to support independence. They can remain useful as needs change, since placement and selection can be adjusted over time.