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  • Caring small ergonomic knife
    A. Anonymous

    *** has taken to the full set of Caring ergonomic utensils (fork id 1080, knife id 1020, spoon id 1019) even though he still strongly prefers the spoon.

  • Flexible foam-handled fork
    A. Anonymous

    handy item with a good hold in the hand

  • Personalized ergonomic fork
    A. Anonymous

    Pros: 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.

  • Round non-slip glass or cup coaster, 14 cm
    A. Anonymous

    Product as expected. It isn't completely smooth, because of a raised decorative ring. It's a nice bright yellow. I recommend this product.

  • Tenura Non-Slip Cup Holder
    A. Anonymous

    Large and flexible, really meant for a wide cup or tumbler

  • Suction-Cup Apple Peeler
    A. Anonymous

    product as described

  • OXO Ergonomic Peeler
    A. Anonymous

    Disappointed with the product. The serrated blade doesn't let you peel certain vegetables. The handle is fine

  • Pack of 10 Removable Anti-Reflux Straw Tips
    A. Anonymous

    A bit too long for a patient who doesn't have much breath

  • Pack of 10 Removable Anti-Reflux Straw Tips
    A. Anonymous

    Really good for how light it is and how easy it is to use, but it's long (like a normal straw), and you can't cut it shorter, so that limits use for some people.

  • Thermal Bowl with Lid
    A. Anonymous

    this item is very interesting, like the plates, but giving the size is good, yet it doesn't say how many centiliters it holds.

  • Thermal Bowl with Lid
    A. Anonymous

    No issues

  • Thermal Bowl with Lid
    A. Anonymous

    Soup or coffee stays a little warmer.

  • Manoy Small Plate with Raised Rim
    A. Anonymous

    Very good product, recommended

  • Ergonomic Suction Bowl
    A. Anonymous

    The bowl's rims are too high for my father, who can't lift his arms.

  • MANOY Large Round Plate
    A. Anonymous

    Very good product, except that it's missing a nonslip bottom.

  • Caring small ergonomic fork
    A. Anonymous

    *** has taken to the full set of Caring ergonomic utensils (fork id 1080, knife id 1020, spoon id 1019) even though he still strongly prefers the spoon.

  • Saint Romain Ergonomic Spoon
    A. Anonymous

    Tested on two patients: the first had rheumatoid arthritis, the second had osteoarthritis and deformed fingers. Women ages 78 and 80. No help needed to use it, and it was easy to understand. Advantages: light, func...

  • Saint Romain Ergonomic Spoon
    A. Anonymous

    lightweight 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.

  • Saint Romain Ergonomic Spoon
    A. Anonymous

    A good support for eating on your own. Being able to shape the spoon is a real plus. One small downside: the tips that hold the support strap could use a few extra millimeters.

  • Sure Grip Knife
    A. Anonymous

    so-so