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Pack of 2 non-slip trays with handlesA. AnonymousThe nonslip trays are truly nonslip and attractive. One drawback: a bit small. Not easy to fit a plate, utensils, a glass, bread, yogurt or cheese, and fruit on them at mealtime.
CL 610 Emergency Call Phone with WristbandA. AnonymousA phone suited to older people, easy to answer from a distance with the bracelet for people with limited mobility, which is what I was looking for first. One small downside: the menus aren't very intuitive for my taste.
Etac Tasty ergonomic stemmed glassA. AnonymousThe glass is truly ergonomic, but the "plastic look" is too pronounced for an adult, even one with a disability.
Contraste Talking Watch for Men with Low VisionA. AnonymousA bit big, but the voice is easy to understand
Rolliroller wheelchair loading aidA. AnonymousPretty expensive for something made of just one wheel and three tubes welded together, and the welds are really "ugly." It looks a bit cobbled together. Still, it does the job and helps me a lot when I load my husband's wheelchair into the car.
Casque-bob de protection antichocs BillieA. AnonymousEasy to put on, protects the head well, looks fine
Economy Portable BidetA. AnonymousTo save money, the packaging could be better matched to the product.
Floor-Standing Reading Magnifier Lamp, 59.06 in (1.5 m)A. AnonymousThe product matches its description well. Perfect handling. The only slight flaw on my end: the base isn't heavy enough and tends to move when you handle the magnifier to aim it.
