Adaptive Utensils for Disability Ga...

��[Recommended by occupational therapists] Adaptive Utensils for people with arthritis, Parkinson’s disease, finger deformities, tremors, arthritis, or neuropathy, loss of grip strength, cerebral palsy, post-stroke and rehabilitation. ��[Adjustable Strap, NON-SLIP HANDLE] Secure the cutlery in your hand to keep it stabled, comfortable and secure. Promotes independent eating for people with limited hand movement, reduces users’ frustration and encourages self-confidence and independence. ��[Brightly colored tableware] Red spoons and forks for disability aids for daily living who have difficulty eating or have a decreased appetite. Studies have shown that red dinnerware boosts appetite and helps people with Alzheimer’s disease increase their food intake by 24.6%.