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APE Medical is your one stop shop for medical, clinical and rehab supplies. APE is owned and run by experienced sports physiotherapists.

We take pride in providing expert advice, as well as the best prices, to the clinician, sporting club or individual. In our On-line Store, products are ordered logically and easily navigated through to make your experience efficient and easy. Either enter our Store and peruse the sections of products, navigate through the categories on the side panel or Search for the products you need. Please note that all pricing shown on this website are excluding GST.

19/10/2026

Being able to jump is only part of the picture after an Achilles rupture.

In the later stages of rehab, jump testing can show how the injured side is coping compared with the uninjured side.

The three tests used by Dr Karin Grävare Silbernagel give more than a pass or fail result. Side-to-side comparison, movement quality and the patient’s own feedback each add something to the decision about what comes next.

These movements can also be progressed as exercises. The same tasks that measure progress can help patients build the capacity they need to return to activity.

Swipe through for the three tests.

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16/10/2026

Stock up this spring with our Spring Sale!

Time to refresh your clinic essentials and save on the supplies you use every day.

From treatment room must-haves to rehab and recovery favourites, there’s no better time to get your clinic stocked and ready for the season ahead.

Shop the Spring Sale now at www.apemedical.com.au.

13/10/2026

Meniscus repair rehab isn’t a straight line from surgery to sport.

This case study from Physio Network offers a practical look at the clinical decisions, setbacks and progress involved in meniscus repair rehabilitation.

Comment “MENISCUS” and we’ll send you the full case study.

12/10/2026

Ready to take the next step in your rehab? Here are some favourite exercise progressions from the team at Niche Physio and Pilates.

But before you increase the weight or try the harder variation, let’s cover the basics...

1️⃣ Find your starting point.
Choose a level where the last few reps feel challenging, while keeping the movement controlled and symptoms within the limits your physio has discussed with you.

2️⃣ Know when to progress.
Consistently completing your sets and reps with good control? Finding them easier? Symptoms settling well afterwards without affecting your next day? It could be time to increase the challenge.

3️⃣ Make one small change.
Progression might mean adding resistance, increasing reps, moving through a greater range or trying a more demanding variation. Change one thing at a time, then check how your body responds.

You don’t need to progress every session. The aim is to gradually build your capacity at a pace that suits your recovery.

Save these progressions for inspiration and chat with your physio about which step is right for you.

10/10/2026

Caring for others is meaningful work, but it can also be demanding.

For clinicians, looking after patients can mean full waiting rooms, complex cases, difficult conversations and long days. Making space for your own wellbeing matters too.

That might mean taking your lunch break, debriefing after a difficult case, setting boundaries, asking a colleague for support or simply making room for life outside the clinic.

This World Mental Health Day, check in with yourself and the people you work alongside.

Because the people who care for others deserve care, too.

09/10/2026

Men’s pelvic health extends far beyond continence care.

From pelvic pain and constipation to bladder dysfunction and post-prostatectomy rehabilitation, physiotherapists are playing an increasingly important role in assessment, education, and treatment.

In his latest episode, Dr David Cowley shares practical insights into ultrasound, manual therapy, patient education, and where the future of men’s pelvic health is heading.

Comment “PELVIC” and we’ll send you the full podcast.

08/10/2026

Your heat pack just got an upgrade.

Meet the ThermBack LED - a 4-in-1 wearable back wrap combining heat, far-infrared, vibration and LED light therapies in one device.

Designed to help relieve lower back pain, tension and stiffness while supporting circulation, mobility and recovery.

With adjustable treatment settings, up to 180 minutes of battery life and a secure wearable design, you can tailor your treatment to what you need.

Four therapies. One device.

Shop ThermBack LED in store or online at APE Medical.

06/10/2026

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05/10/2026

A great experience starts with feeling genuinely looked after.

Thank you to all for sharing your kind words about the APE Medical team. 💚

01/10/2026

One test doesn’t tell the whole story.

The Neuropen brings two important sensory assessments together in one simple device:

🖊️ 10 g monofilament - assesses protective pressure sensation and helps identify loss of protective sensation.

🖊️ 40 g Neurotip - provides a controlled pinprick stimulus to assess sharp/pain sensation and small-fibre sensory function.

Together, they allow clinicians to assess different aspects of sensory function as part of a more comprehensive neurological and diabetic foot assessment.

Two tests. One device. A more complete picture.

Shop the Neuropen in store or online at apemedical.com.au

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Perth, WA
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