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EZ Assistive Adaptive Utensils Spoon & Fork Easy to Hold for Independent Eating, Weighted Utensils for Hand Tremors (Green Spoon & Fork Right Hand)
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EZ Assistive Adaptive Utensils Spoon & Fork Easy to Features
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With 45-degree bending design: EZ Assistive adaptive utensil is design to promote eating independence for people with limited hand mobility. The 45-degree bending design of Parkinsons utensils helps avoid excessive wrist rotation, reduces wrist fatigue, and allows users to enjoy a comfortable and self-reliant meal.
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High-quality materials: EZ Assistive weighted utensils are made of stainless steel, with a handle made of food-grade safety silicone instead of low-quality plastic. It is safe and durable.
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Vibrant Colors: The large, easy-to-grip silicone handles of the Parkinsons utensils are designed with vibrant colors to increase appetite. And we offer purple and green adaptive angle spoon and fork color options.
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Features: EZ Assistive adaptive utensil has a perfect curve, and the textured design on the side of the angle spoon handle increases the friction between the user's hand and the adaptive cutlery, making it less likely to slip during use.
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Easy to clean: EZ Assistive weighted utensil is made of stainless steel and silicone, which is easy to clean and can be washed in a dishwasher.
About EZ Assistive Adaptive Utensils Spoon & Fork Easy To
EZ Assistive Adaptive Utensils Set is a solution for people with tremors, arthritis, low grip strength, or Parkinson's Disease to enjoy a meal comfortably. Adaptive Utensils set features an extra-wide silicone handle and a bend angle that provides more support for those who need it at the dining table. They are easier to use than other smooth-designed utensils, allowing users to grasp and hold onto them with more confidence.
