Rehabilitation Advantage Easy Grip Utensil Set with Built-up Handles , Black , 4 Count (Pack of 1)

Just started using these but they are working out great. The knife is a cross between a butter knife and a steak knife. The only minor hassle is storage given the thick handles.

Handles were the perfect size and very comfortable.

I was optimistic that these would be the solution for my uncle's needs. The grip is a bit too large for his grip and manipulation. My uncle's cancer has left his extremities numb so he doesn't have much sensation if any at all in his hands and feet but he can control his grip and walking by watching what he is doing. These trips though are just too large to be comfortable for his use. I suppose the silver lining is he's not yet at the place where he needs them but if the grip was just a bit smaller I feel they would've been great.

This silverware is working great for my dad. He has trouble holding regular silverware because of his disability. Being able to bend it has helped accommodate him having to switch to his left hand.

I purchased these for my husband he is getting arthritis in his hand's and couldn't hold a regular fork or spoon without pain. He's been using these utensils and no longer has the pain in his hands. Will definitely buy again when needed and will definitely recommend to others in need.

Weighted utensils is a must for the elderly

Unusable for my husband with PD

Was excited to find these for my aging father inlaw. The box was in great shape, but the products inside not so much. The knife handle was already off the metal part. Well, the cheap case on the knife was off. It was hot glued on to the other plastic piece of the knife. So, I went to do a return. No returns. Even on broken items. So, now I have to figure a way to fix it myself. Be aware, these are just another cheap product of some country. Do NOT RECOMMEND

Bought these for my husband (45) that has Lou Gehrig's disease. He has little strength in his hands. He said these were easy to hold and not too heavy. Putting them for the first time in the dishwasher tonight, hopefully hey will pass the test! Worth every penny.

I needed these pieces? I was so tired of struggling with regular utensils. Still having some difficulty learning how to hold the fork. I even brought these to the restaurant. Wish the sold some carrying pouch.A good buy for a person with arthritis or hand problems.

Bought for autistic nephew with motor skill challenges. Handle are nice and large with good texture for grip. Slightly oval which helps improve control. Works well for him

Better quality neck than I expected. It looks so narrow where it joins the plastic handle that I was afraid it would bend too easily but it requires a little bit a force to bend it a fact I am happy with! I haven’t really tried of the knife for cutting, only for spreading and it is not very good at spreading peanut butter :-)

Produits acheter pour aider ma belle mère à manger après avoir fait un AVC. Paralyser partiel du côté gauche. Elle peut prendre les ustensiles du à la forme de la poignée.