Adaptive Utensils Spoon & Fork Easy to Hold for Independent Eating, Weighted Utensils for Hand Tremors

I like this spoon very much. It is easy to hold the angle works and I can use it with ease. Highly recommend.

although the look is a bit like this set is for a baby, the fork and spoon are a great help for anyone recuperating from injuries. no moving parts so nothing breaks!

I bought these for my 93 year old mother who has macular degeneration making eating a real challenge. She chases her food around her plate with regular silverware. These allow her to use more of a shovel technique to get her food. The bright color makes it very easy for her to see as she is eating as well. She also suffers from Alzheimer's and so logic isn't a strong point. The spoon has been particularly great as it is very easy for her to use. The come in left or right hand versions to make sure you pick the right option for you.

My husband had a Stroke and has rt sided paralysis. Assist him learning eating lf handed.

I bought this for my girlfriend who has MSA/Parkinson’s. She needs help eating.The Bend makes it so much easier for her to get the food to her mouth. She uses a overhand grip on it. To see how it helps- 1st Make a fist —like you are picking up the spoon “ With an Overhand grip” THEN -Bend your elbow as you “Pretend” to get -“The spoon to your mouth”. Now you can see -why for stiff or un-coordinated people— this device has a needed bend. Without the bend- you will need to Rotate (Cock) your wrist to get the food to your mouth. The less bending of joints the better & easier! Great Product! Try the idea yourself -to understand the difference this will make!

These adaptive devices are easy to use. Don’t mistaken them for the weighted fork and spoon. These do not have the weight in them, it’s more for the curvature and grip for ease of use.

Amazing product

This spoon is not of any use, it's hard and the handle is to big. It was so uncomfortable to hold, just awkward! Gave to goodwill.

I have a handicap love one