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Ergo Silicone StrawA. AnonymousTip too big. Straw too soft, because it's hard for someone with hemiplegia to hold it and keep it in place. The texture is suitable, avoids possible injuries, and is easy to wash.
Folding Magnetic ReacherA. Anonymousdoesn't work properly, seems to have been damaged before shipping. I had ordered this gripper in the past, and even with the wear, that one works better.
HotSox Heated SlippersA. AnonymousComfortable heated slippers. watch out, they run small. I wear a size 38, and with a pair of socks I touch the end. Only 2 stars because of the poor carbon footprint (the label says made in China, and the fabric is polyester, so it comes from petroleum). The site is fine except for a big error about where the product is made (the description says made in Europe; if I had known, I wouldn't have bought these slippers).
Long-Handle Wooden Bath BrushA. AnonymousThe handle is removable and comes off so you can use the brush with one hand. Very hard to fit it back on with a limb immobilized. I would have preferred another fixed brush.
Semi-Cylindrical Heel Pressure-Relief CushionA. AnonymousSince I have edema in my lower legs, the heel protector doesn't go all the way around the ankle to close. The system should be bigger
Heavy-Duty Telescoping Suction Grab Bar 44-56 cmA. AnonymousSorry to find this item mediocre. The parts that stick are out of proportion, it's ugly! The part that extends could be fragile. It doesn't inspire confidence for holding on. And finally, the bar doesn't stick despite the care taken to make it stick. So it's dangerous.
Pack of 2 Accessibility StickersA. AnonymousDamaged because of the packaging, which isn't suited to mailing, which by nature takes no care in handling.
Suction-Cup Apple PeelerA. AnonymousHardware-store quality, not serious. For the price we expect much better. Crooked screws, made from very thin sheet metal!
Comfort Backrest - Taima WalkerA. AnonymousImpossible to attach this backrest to the walker. The nuts don't let you tighten it solidly onto the walker frame.
