Multi Bottle Opener (1 Pack) - Beer Bottle Opener, Beer Opener, Soda Can Opener Manual, Jar Opener, Nail Polish Opener - Multiopener For Bottles, Jars, Cans, Great Arthritis Help For Weak Hands

I was overjoyed when I first got my hands on this handy tool. I've had issues with the Fizz-Bottle opener for a long time. They have a keeper cap on. It was difficult to get a hold of them, but the Jokari Beverage Opener did the trick. However, it did not last - After a few months, the bottle opener simply slides around the top of the bottle. The rubber, or whatever it is made of, has worn down to the point where it no longer grips. The only thing it does is leave a black residue on the cap. I'm extremely dissatisfied with this outcome. It's a fantastic concept, but it should be made out of a more durable material.

Titus Cordova

| Dec 23, 2020

br>I have rheumatoid arthritis (RA) and my hands are twisted. stiff. I had to ask someone else to open a bottle for me at least once a day, which was extremely irritating. Just to get a bottle of water, I had to rely on others. It was a complete nightmare for me! I've bought and tried more can openers than you can imagine, all in the name of regaining some control. I ordered your product out of habit when I saw it. It piqued my interest when it arrived. I gave it a shot. I absolutely adore it! THIS IS BY FAR THE BEST OPENER I'VE EVER USED. To use it, you only need a small amount of strength. It's simple to use and extremely light. I liked that it came in a three-pack, with one for my kitchen and one for my car. One for my bag. I'm purchasing a spare set just in case I need it.

Marisol HODGSON

| Apr 29, 2021

Purchase of a Second Set Except for the electric kind, I have every bottle, jar, and tab puller opening device. All of which appear to 'work,' but are inconvenient and difficult to manage. br>br>After being embarrassed by a stranger's request to open a multi-security twist cap, I went on an Amazon search. br>br>Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa whoa who They are effective. One was given to my daughter, and the other was given to a friend who suffers from severe RA. And, alas, I misplaced the third in my truck! br>br>I'm going to order another set, but I'm going to paint them neon this time! For the fridge door, glue a magnet on one side and tie a ribbon to the other so it can be hung.

Everleigh Wyatt

| Feb 05, 2021

1) These reviews appear to be fictitious and paid for, as they are extremely difficult to grasp. 2) It can only be used on pop bottles of any size. 3) I wish there were scissor-like implements available. grips, for example Using a rag to open a bottle, can, or jar requires less effort. 4) I have the impression that I'll need five hands to operate this. 5) Because I have joint weakness, I've used this to dislocate my wrist. It's the most ingenious device ever devised. I'm not sure how this would benefit people with arthritis. br>br>I wish I had saved the original packaging so that I could return everything. I bought three because I assumed I'd fall in love with them. These are so difficult to use that I wouldn't even recommend them to my friends.

Aries Lindsay

| Feb 21, 2021

It was impossible for me to open anything. I despise admitting it, but when I was alone, I used my teeth to drink from plastic water bottles. There had to be a better way, I reasoned. I knew Amazon had the latest and greatest, so I gave it a try and had to show everyone! They weren't quite as pleased as I was, but they did have both hands open. It's so simple, and I like the little circle for smaller things with a cap, like makeup that's stuck or when I'm not strong enough to pull it off. I have short nails, so soda cans are a challenge for me. This is useful in a variety of situations. I'm also on the lookout for presents! br>THANK YOU VERY MUCH * THANK YOU VERY MUCH * THANK YOU VERY MUCH * THANK YOU VERY MUCH * THANK YOU VERY M COMING FROM BOTH MY HEART AND MY EGO!.

Baker Nolan

| Nov 05, 2021

Because I have SMA (a type of Muscular Dystrophy), I am unable to open any type of plastic bottle. I've tried a few different gadgets with no luck, but I figured I'd give this one a shot because it was new to me and if it didn't work, it wouldn't be such a big deal because it's not very expensive. br>br>So far, I'm very pleased with my purchase. It's easy to use, has a good grip on the bottle, and twisting the caps off takes me literally no effort. br>br>If you have a disability but still have some strength, this could be a good option for you. br>br>Prosbr> Easy to usebr> Inexpensivebr> Requires little effortbr>br>br>Additional commentsbr>? Even though it's simple to use, aligning it can take a second (but is well worth it if it works for you)br>? The caps must be twisted off with some force.

Raven Huffman

| Feb 13, 2021

It's so easy to use and understand. I originally purchased one as a present for my 75-year-old mother. It was dubbed "thank-you" by her. you- She called herself "sherry" because that's what she called herself every time she used the word! This 3-piece set was purchased by me. In 2013, I made a pack for myself so that I could keep one in the kitchen, one in my office, and one near my living room chair. When my 89-year-old friend complained about having difficulty opening her water bottles last year (2019), I gave one of mine away. She texted me today, asking where I bought it so she could get one for her daughter. It appeals to her in the same way that it appeals to me.

Onyx Woodard

| Apr 02, 2021

This little tool is magical if you have "older" hands and have trouble opening cans (as I do). I was irritated that I had to order three, but now I'm wishing I hadn't given one away so quickly! I also keep one in my laundry room, because the "on" knob on my washer is prone to slipping, and the bottle opener perfectly grips the knob!.

Raegan Poole

| Feb 26, 2021