2 in 1 Frok/Spoon for Hand Tremors, Adaptive Handicap Spoon for Parkinsons Patients, Parkinson Curved Spoon for Shaking Hands, Liftware Angled Arthritis Spoon for Adults Disabled Elderly

My mom has ALS, her hands dont open at all but she can still squeeze, she just cant open them. these adaptive utensils make it so she can feed herself. she loves that she can adjust the fork for her needs. very highly recommended if you have or know someone who cant use there hands well

Good quality

My spouse has Parkinson's Disease. We've tried several different brands. This soup spoon is his absolute favorite and is used each and every day.

Product is cheap and the metal feels like it’s going to snap when you try to shape it. AVOID.

His Hand have a little more control while using this spoon. I didn't remember to take a video. It's a gift I got for my uncle so I just dropped it off and had him tried it out.

Bought for mother in law that needed something that could help with her feeding herself while going through therapy. It's not too heavy and I especially like the wide handle. She says it's helped a lot and shes able to feed herself independently.

I work in hospice and got this for a patient that was having trouble feeding himself. It worked, the straps could have been better quality but worked. It was easy to place in his hand and apply the straps and was bendable to position he needed.

Im satisfied with this product, my patient is very happy it works as stated.