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Gripware Non-Slip PlateA. AnonymousIt's made of plastic. Relative to the quality and the price, it's too expensive!
Pack of 10 Removable Anti-Reflux Straw TipsA. AnonymousThese straws do what you expect of them. I just wish they lasted a bit longer, especially when they're washed often (the anti-backflow valve is easy to lose in a group setting).
MANOY Large Round PlateA. Anonymousvery good, used together with a nonslip mat, for some of the young people I work with who have hemiplegia.
Ultra-Durable Ergonomic PlateA. AnonymousDifferent colors: that's great! I set up a color code with these plates (one color per living unit, to limit losing or mixing up the assistive devices). I pair most of them with a non-slip mat and they make picking up food much easier. The sloped bottom combined with the high rim makes these plates useful. Widely used in our center for children with motor disabilities. Only downside: knife scratches mark the plate over time (unavoidable with plastic).
Sure Grip Angled ForkA. AnonymousEasily adjustable for angle, with a handle well sized for an adult hand. It would make sense to make some for children's hands (a thicker handle, but less bulky).
NELSON Ergonomic Knife and ForkA. AnonymousThe handle has a pleasant flexible feel, the blade cuts very well, it's easy to hold, and the price is good for a knife-fork. I'll wait and see how it holds up over time when it comes to hygiene.
Sure Grip Angled Soup SpoonA. AnonymousEasily adjustable for angle, with a handle well sized for an adult hand. It would make sense to make some for children's hands (a thicker handle, but less bulky).
Style Men's Talking Watch for Low Vision, with Date and AlarmA. AnonymousExactly what I was expecting. I'm not disappointed, and my husband, who the watch is for, is delighted!
1 L Foodservice PitcherA. Anonymousa lightweight pitcher, and you can easily tell how much liquid is left
Plate-Carrying HandleA. AnonymousRecommended. Very easy to handle. fits well in the hand. The plate doesn't slip at all