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Built Up Handles - Set Of 4

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Soft-grip built up handles give those with arthritis or limited dexterity a larger gripping surface on forks, pens, toothbrushes and more. Comfortable ergonomic design reduces hand fatigue. Each easy on/off build up utensil handle has 2 ends to fit utensils 1/4"-1" W. Dishwasher-safe thermoplastic. Set of 4. 3 5/8" L x 1 5/8" W x 1 3/8" H.

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I'm hoping this will make holding items more comfortable in my arthritic hands.

Faye W on Jun 16, 2018

I have trouble gripping small handles!

Melinda M on May 13, 2018

have worsening hand control and these should help me with eating utensils

Irene D on May 2, 2018

My dad has trouble holding utensils, I hope this will help.

Nancy P on Apr 2, 2018

physical therapist suggested

Judith G on Mar 13, 2018

Had a stroke

Grace E on Feb 15, 2018

have a hard time holding silverware

Elizabeth L on Feb 6, 2018

Can't close my hand go pick up and use small items

Pamela R on Feb 1, 2018

FOR A FRIEND

Frances H on Jan 4, 2018

I have a patient who has lost most of the ability to use his right hand due to a fall I have been looking for some silverware for him so that he can eat better, I was looking through this magazine and I think I have found the perfect thing for him.

Brenda R on Dec 9, 2017

Need it

James E on Nov 11, 2017

Nephew with ALS and losing sensation in hands

Mary N on Sep 20, 2017

For a friend

Paula C on Aug 22, 2017

son has MD

Tina H on Jul 17, 2017

husband has problems holding silverware and such.

Carol R on Jul 14, 2017

Husband has Parkinson's hope this will help

Karen S on Jul 3, 2017

Have trouble gripping and was recommended to me

L L on May 23, 2017

my husband has dementia, and it is very hard for him to grasp silverware

Betty H on May 9, 2017

For my disabled husband

POLLY K on May 3, 2017

easier to hold my fork etc.

DEBORAH S on Apr 14, 2017

My husband is diebetic and he has problems to hold well regular things.

Yara M on Mar 29, 2017

Recommended.

Vernita J on Mar 8, 2017

We hope that this will help her when she uses her Walker.

Donald L on Feb 24, 2017

weak hands

Belinda M on Feb 15, 2017

Having trouble holding toothbrush

Johnny P on Jan 26, 2017

neuropathy w/hands

DOTTIE U on May 15, 2018

My husband has poor use of his hands and fingers

Eileen C on May 7, 2018

Husband had a stroke and has trouble using his hands.

SHIRLEY R on Apr 7, 2018

its hard to hold on to forks and spoons

alexandar t on Mar 26, 2018

assist with utensils

Sherry B on Feb 22, 2018

I chose to get these Handlers to see if they may help with my Tremors at least assist me anyways.

Ervin N on Feb 10, 2018

Bought her one set thought she might like and use another. very helpful to her to use

Judy T on Feb 5, 2018

A friend of mine already has some, she has issues holding on to her utensils, her hands do not close all the way, these are ideal for her to use, and her forks no longer slip, these are for her

Subi43 on Jan 31, 2018

husband has trouble gripping things

Margaret P on Dec 31, 2017

My Husband needs them to use on his spoon to eat with!!

Barbara R on Dec 1, 2017

My husband has Parkinson's and his neurologist rec ommended these.

Judith Hall J on Oct 22, 2017

Initially to assist with dining utensils. Now I use them in crocheting.

L D on Sep 14, 2017

I often drop my utensils and I hope this will help with that problem.

Debra S on Aug 20, 2017

Have another set which I use every day. Very helpful, and easy to use.

Allyn R on Jul 15, 2017

father keeps dropping his spoon. needs fatter utensils.

A D on Jul 12, 2017

my husband has shaking hands

Phyllis A on Jul 1, 2017

my elderly father has grip issues

karen p on May 13, 2017

helpful for PD

ALICIA D on May 5, 2017

I chose this because it was what i wanted.

Judy C on May 3, 2017

appears easy to use

Catherine G on Apr 9, 2017

same as above

Willie M on Mar 17, 2017

I have two handicapped daughters with Muscular Dystrophy and are in electric wheel chairs, they need care 24 hours a day.

Carmen G on Mar 5, 2017

Our individuals need help gripping pencils, toothbrushes, pens, and we have found that these particular built up handles work perfect for their needs.

Cedar L on Feb 23, 2017

For a friend to assist with eating due to tremors

Deborah W on Feb 5, 2017

husband has neuropathy in his hands and Muscular Dystrophy. This will aide in his independence

CHRISTINA P on Jan 16, 2017

Can these be used with electric toothbrushes?

Julie S on Sep 16, 2015

Best Answer: My husband has a neurological disease and it hard for him to grasp things with his hand. This large holder makes it easier to being able to feed himself. And I think that it would work with a regular toothbrush, but not with an electric toothbrush. It would not fit in the opening.

Reply · Report · Darlene S on Jan 2, 2017