Carlisle Paddles-61286 Sammons Preston Heavy-Duty Utensil Holder, Universal Hand Strap and Cuff for Weak Grip, Limited Mobility, Size Large/X-Large Measures 3 3/4"-4 3/4" Across Knuckles
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Selected User Reviews For Carlisle Paddles-61286 Sammons Preston Heavy-Duty Utensil Holder, Universal Hand Strap and Cuff for Weak Grip, Limited Mobility, Size Large/X-Large Measures 3 3/4"-4 3/4" Across Knuckles
These are perfect if you can't grip with your hands but can use your arms. What would you say about your hands if you had to describe them in a single word? The straps are thick, firm, and have a strong Velcro closure. To remove them, they come with a strong plastic D ring. Duct tape is used to secure devices (hairbrushes, electric razors, and so on) so that I can use them. They keep replacing these with "improved" versions that suck. br>br>There's a slot for a toothbrush that's perfect. br>br>They keep changing these with "improved" versions that suck. These are the genuine article. They are outstanding.
Great product for people who have trouble using their hands to hold utensils while eating. It's simple to use to hold a spoon, fork, or knife, and the best part is that it came with my stylist so I could use my phone to avoid making mistakes.
It can be used to feed oneself, brush one's teeth, and even operate a phone with a stylus, among other things.
I bought this for my father, who developed neuropathy in his hands, and now he can feed himself without difficulty. He's brushing his teeth with it as well. This product is more effective than it appears on the label.
It's a little small, and the other one is a little too big. Do you have anything in-between? The best thing about it is that the area where you insert utensils like pencils, spoons, and other items is a little deeper than the older ones.
Because I have large to extra large hands, it even fits over a wrist splint. very well-made I've been looking for these for a long time. A+.
It works well for my father, who recently had a stroke and is relearning how to feed himself.