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Thomson Talking ScaleA. AnonymousThe product is good but could be improved: meant for people with low vision, too bad the operating instructions aren't given out loud! (Only the weight is.) The same goes for the very small size of the screen.
Folding Knife and ForkA. AnonymousThe knife has gotten more expensive. Think of people with disabilities, whose income doesn't rise as much as inflation.
Pulse OximeterA. AnonymousThe numbers vary a lot from one time to the next. Hard to know whether these are real changes or a lack of accuracy and reliability in the device.
MySleeve Magnetic Crutch Handle Covers, Set of 2A. AnonymousIt's impossible for my hands to put them on by myself. My son put them on with a lot of difficulty... once they're on, they ease the hands,
Smartfix Raised Toilet SeatA. Anonymousnot easy to wipe yourself with the bar in the back, it gets in the way. How can they make equipment they haven't tested
KMINA Padded Crutch Armrest CoverA. AnonymousThe product is good quality but didn't fit on my "ergodynamic" crutch, which has a more elaborate shape... the cover is too small.
KMINA Padded Crutch Handle CoverA. AnonymousGood product that seems good quality, but much too small for my "ergodynamic" crutch, which has a thicker shape. I think the product is suited to basic crutches with no ergonomic shape at all.
San SENI Maxi Contoured PadA. AnonymousSeni protection isn't right for my severe urinary leakage. I won't order this product again
Queens Right-Handed Angled ForkA. AnonymousThe angle of the fork is practical. On the other hand, the handle is too big.
Chair and Sofa Protective CoverA. AnonymousGood, but the elastic closure behind the head of the chair was poorly sewn and didn't hold. I had to do a little sewing!
Non-Slip Extra-Hard Porcelain Plate with Raised RimA. AnonymousUnfortunately, for me, the rims aren't high enough.
