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BETTY Folding T-Handle Walking CaneA. AnonymousVery handy with its folding side. The only downside is there's no wrist strap...
Mesh Bag for Wheelchairs and WalkersA. AnonymousThe net could be lined with fabric to hide the contents..... but very useful all the same!
Personalized ergonomic forkA. AnonymousPros: Good grip. Can grow with the user thanks to its removable strap. Pleasant material, washable and light. Good strap quality. Cons: childish look, toy-dishware shape. The fork doesn't really let you spear food.
Thermal Bowl with LidA. Anonymousthis item is very interesting, like the plates, but giving the size is good, yet it doesn't say how many centiliters it holds.
Ergonomic Suction BowlA. AnonymousThe bowl's rims are too high for my father, who can't lift his arms.
Saint Romain Ergonomic SpoonA. Anonymouslightweight adaptive spoon, practical adjustments. one small issue: the material is very fragile as soon as the person with a disability bites into it a little. you then have to replace them regularly.
Etac Long-Handle Ergonomic CombA. AnonymousVery useful for doing your hair with little or no shoulder movement.
Roller-Ball Lotion ApplicatorA. Anonymousfor washing your back or applying a cream (sunscreen, for example), but it takes more shoulder movement than the ETAC back brush
Flip-Up Toilet Grab BarA. AnonymousI'm not satisfied. It doesn't lock when it's raised. Installed by a professional.
Wheelchair backrest cushionA. Anonymousit was the best option, even though I was looking for something better suited (the cushion doesn't have the right measurements for a chair, so it was a fallback, but I didn't find anything better anywhere else)
