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CL 610 Emergency Call Phone with WristbandA. AnonymousA phone suited to older people, easy to answer from a distance with the bracelet for people with limited mobility, which is what I was looking for first. One small downside: the menus aren't very intuitive for my taste.
Eschenbach Easy Pocket Lighted MagnifierA. AnonymousI love it. It's tiny, credit-card sized, but it's also very effective, and, which doesn't hurt, extremely pretty, especially since black is my favorite color.
Long non-slip hairbrushA. AnonymousPerfect when you can no longer lift your arms. I recommend this product.
Etac Tasty ergonomic stemmed glassA. AnonymousThe glass is truly ergonomic, but the "plastic look" is too pronounced for an adult, even one with a disability.
Removable Basket - Taima WalkerA. AnonymousThis basket isn't any bigger than the one that came with it and, on top of that, it's less handy
Ergo Silicone StrawA. AnonymousTip too big. Straw too soft, because it's hard for someone with hemiplegia to hold it and keep it in place. The texture is suitable, avoids possible injuries, and is easy to wash.
Folding Magnetic ReacherA. Anonymousdoesn't work properly, seems to have been damaged before shipping. I had ordered this gripper in the past, and even with the wear, that one works better.
Two-Handle Ergonomic CupA. AnonymousThe lid breaks, and unfortunately you can't buy it again without the cup. The cup, on the other hand, is very sturdy.
Food Preparation BoardA. AnonymousVery well packaged, matches how it's shown on the site. Very handy board
Contraste Talking Watch for Men with Low VisionA. AnonymousA bit big, but the voice is easy to understand