careshop.de
Online shop selling care, mobility and everyday medical aids to consumers in Germany
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About careshop.de
careshop.de sells care, mobility, health and daily-living aids online, including incontinence products, wound care, rollators, wheelchairs, compression stockings, bandages and orthopaedic footwear. The shop is a department of Orthopädietechnik Wolf GmbH, a medical supply business.
The shop serves private customers who buy aids online, and it can stamp private prescriptions so customers can submit them to their insurer. Revenue comes from online product sales.
The online shop was launched in 2004 under the Careshop brand. Orthopädietechnik Wolf GmbH was founded in 1994, and its main store is in Hohenstein-Ernstthal, where a medical supply store with rehabilitation technology and homecare opened in 2024. The logistics centre and workshop are in Chemnitz-Röhrsdorf.
Product: Online retail of care, mobility, health and daily-living medical aids
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