EZ GRIP Utensil Set Knife, Fork, Teaspoon, Tablespoon Kit Weighted

Accommodates large handles. This expandable elastic strap fits almost any size hand. Two loops accommodate various handle sizes. Standard strap fits all Good Grips® utensils and other large or built-up handles.

Provides an easy, convenient way to build up handles for an improved grip. Larger, softer handles offer greater control to people who lack coordination, strength or gripping ability. Tubing has a slip-resistant "skin" that does not absorb water.

Cutlery sold separately. Ergonomic, soft, built-up handle makes it easier for people with arthritis or limited grasping ability to self-feed and perform other activities of daily living.

(2 of each color) Ideal for visually impaired and pediatric use. Pkg of 6.

Sanitary, lightweight open-ended steel cylinders design: makes it easy to assist self feeders.

Tablespoon, 8 1/2"L Plastisol Coated Teaspoon, 7 5/8"L

Soft handled utensils have large grips made of closed cell foam which will not absorb moisture. Light weight. Ideal for people with arthritis or tender hands and finger joints. Foam grip slides off for easy cleaning.

Soft handled utensils have large grips made of closed cell foam which will not absorb moisture. Light weight. Ideal for people with arthritis or tender hands and finger joints. Foam grip slides off for easy cleaning.

(Fork, Rocker Knife, Souper Spoon, Tablespoon, Teaspoon, Set of All 5)

Contoured, stainless steel utensils are easier to hold for people with arthritis, weak grasps or other hand limitations

Handle only. Cutlery sold separately.

Angled fork and spoon for right or left hands.

Allow for autonomy in your assisted living facility, nursing home, or hospital with this Comfortable Grip 8" adaptive tablespoon. This 8" long spoon is made from durable stainless steel. It is permanently attached to a textured rubber handle that does not add any extra weight, making it easier to pick up and hold over the course of a meal. The handle's wide grip is intended to help individuals living with Parkinson's, arthritis, hand tremors, or any other cause of poor grip strength, securely hold the spoon. By having a wide grip this utensil requires less gripping power than traditional flatware, and since the handle has a plastic coating it is also easier for patients to maintain their grip when tremors or spasms do occur.

– Partitioned Scoop Dish with Lid – Inner LipTM Plate – Drinking Cup – Fork with Built Up Handle – Spoon with Built Up Handle

Utensils with contoured, built-up handles are easier for people with arthritis or other hand weakness

Steady Spoons are designed with a counter weight system to help the spoon stay steadily in place when in use. Utensil is attached to a built-up handle with a utensil holder hook and loop strap for extra comfort and grip support.