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Plate-Carrying HandleM. SylviaDisappointed. Most plates used by seniors have a rim higher than what this clip needs, so it's unusable. Too bad, it could be very useful.
Full-Page Magnifier on a StandC. OliveA plastic magnifier. That could have been stated in the description, and there's too much space between the newspaper and the magnifier, which isn't very convenient for reading. No, I'm not very satisfied with this product, and besides, I don't use it, so it was a wasted purchase. Too bad.
Gummi Non-Slip Bath Mat with Suction CupsD. FrancesThe suction cups don't hold well, and it must have been rolled up for a long time, because you can't really lay it flat.
SENI PLUS Briefs - Night - XXLC. LonguetI don't like the adhesive fasteners on the front. Too low-cut on the sides, so in the morning the patient is very wet.
Powder-Free Disposable Vinyl Gloves (x100)E. MaryI'm giving 2 stars, because the gloves are very practical, but I'm very disappointed that there is NO MENTION of where it was made...?
TENA Flex Maxi MediumD. PeterAbsorption is lower than expected given the "Maxi" label. Only suitable for short periods. A 10-drop version doesn't seem to be available in this model.
Socks Aid Quick Sock DonnerL. MaryThe assembly instructions are impossible for a senior to decipher. Maybe you need a size 3 basin. Thankfully there's YouTube...
Heated Mud Relaxation CushionV. MaryI don't understand how I got a limited third-degree burn from this cushion, which is supposed to release heat slowly. I had put a T-shirt on as well, and I had it on while I ate lunch. Nobody understands. They need to stress the burn risk with these cushions more. My doctor says it's very common.
Ergo Silicone StrawV. Terrynot rigid. Not enough explanation in the reviews. The straw isn't rigid, it's too soft
