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Gripware Non-Slip PlateA. AnonymousThe plate's shape is suitable, but it breaks very easily, on the first drop.
Ring Pen Blue Ink + 2 RefillsA. AnonymousLow-quality material. Only the pen's shape is good quality when it comes to reducing hand pain while writing.
Sure Grip Bendable TeaspoonA. AnonymousThe handle is very thick and very large, very heavy. Good for gripping, but it's a bit much... I don't dare order the soup spoon...
3-Step Safety Step StoolA. AnonymousThe "3-step safety" step stool isn't particularly stable, due to a lack of rigidity, which isn't very safe. Assembly requires adding washers under the nuts that fasten the uprights.
Multi-Memo Voice Recorder, 6 MinutesA. AnonymousVery interesting concept for people with low vision, but the device isn't very intuitive because navigation is hard for an older person, moving between the messages already recorded. And there's no full-memory indicator. On top of that, the device glitched several times and had to be reset
My Bed Maker Duvet Cover HelperA. AnonymousDisappointed, not very convincing compared with a regular setup without this device. In any case, it isn't very effective with a thick, bulky comforter.
Photoluminescent adhesive tapeA. Anonymousyou can barely see it, and not for long, in the dark, even after it's been exposed to light
Page Rigid Full-Page MagnifierA. AnonymousMagnifier bought to temporarily replace glasses. A completely useless purchase because, first, the magnification isn't strong enough. Second, the magnifier is such poor quality that it's very tiring to use it to read. Barely good enough, along with glasses, to read a few words written in overly small print. The result: the "magnifier" is going to clutter things up for no reason.
Pack of 5 STRAWberi Straw HoldersA. AnonymousThis one, on the other hand, I'm very, very disappointed. I'll never use it, because it doesn't hold well enough on the glass. As soon as I try to drink through the straw, the holder falls into the liquid.
