The Good Grips Teaspoon is ideal for individuals that have a limited range of motion, especially with hand to mouth movements.
$60.00
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The Good Grips Bendable cutlery are an optimal solution for independent eating. Arthritis, weakness, and neurological impairments can make it difficult for individuals to grip regular utensils and move food from the plate to their mouths. The built up rubber handle is ideal because it allows for sturdy, adaptable grip. The utensils can also be bent at different angles to accommodate a limited range of motion. The shaft of the utensils features a special twisting mechanism so that users can customize the reach, allows for more comfortable use that puts less stress on the hand.
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The Good Grips Bendable cutlery are an optimal solution for independent eating. Arthritis, weakness, and neurological impairments can make it difficult for individuals to grip regular utensils and move food from the plate to their mouths. The built up rubber handle is ideal because it allows for sturdy, adaptable grip. The utensils can also be bent at different angles to accommodate a limited range of motion. The shaft of the utensils features a special twisting mechanism so that users can customize the reach, allows for more comfortable use that puts less stress on the hand.
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This Non Bendable Spoon has a soft, non-slip grip with an extra-wide lip on the handle to stabilize grip and stop the hand from slipping forward. The round handle is a natural fit for those with arthritis, weak grasp, stroke or other neurological impairments. The silverware is an assistive dining aid that could help your …
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Wini was born out of a simple wish to make life better for as many people as possible and is an aid for people who require extra help in retaining and getting a better grip on everyday tools. Wini is a grip enlarger that grips equally well on everything from cutlery and toothbrushes to paint brushes and crochet needles. Wini, is co-created with 120 arthritis patients and Occupational Therapists and is named after one of these participants.
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