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  • Makémo Modular Shower Chair with Suction Cups
    A. Anonymous

    Assembling the feet could use a few more explanations. But the user is happy. She especially likes the armrests, which are better placed than some others for getting up.

  • GRAND CONFORT Pillow
    A. Anonymous

    I get neck pain, and I like being able to support the back of my neck with this little cushion.

  • Flashlight with Motion Sensor
    A. Anonymous

    ssssssssssss

  • Motion-Sensor Light Socket
    A. Anonymous

    It lengthens the sockets a bit and sticks out past the globes

  • Plate with Inner Rim
    A. Anonymous

    Fairly effective at keeping food in. Prone to scratches. I'm satisfied with it anyway.

  • Set of 2 Universal Non-Slip Handles
    A. Anonymous

    True to the description. Works mainly for all-metal utensils (with no handle)

  • Long Spout Cup
    A. Anonymous

    Handy, but the plastic wears out fast

  • Easi Grip Bread Knife
    A. Anonymous

    My kids have taken to it too.

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

    Good help day to day!

  • Easi Grip Meat Knife
    A. Anonymous

    Feels good in the hand. Good cutting quality

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

    These 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).

  • Ultra-Durable Ergonomic Plate
    A. Anonymous

    Different 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 Fork
    A. Anonymous

    Easily 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 Fork
    A. Anonymous

    The 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 Spoon
    A. Anonymous

    Easily 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).

  • Telescoping Walking Cane with Light and Alarm
    A. Anonymous

    reliable, light cane

  • Ultra-Durable Ergonomic Plate
    A. Anonymous

    The green makes the plate very transparent. To be tested over time.

  • Capri Straight Grab Bar, 60 cm
    A. Anonymous

    Product as described

  • Telescoping Walking Cane with Light and Alarm
    A. Anonymous

    Battery compartment hard to close for clumsy hands...

  • Tilting pour stand for a kettle
    A. Anonymous

    fairly handy, but I had to lengthen the cord