Essential Medical Supply Adaptive Utensil Set with Built Up Handles - Bendable Fork, Spoon, and Rocker Knife with Large Soft Handles for Arthritis, Orthopedic Recover and Elderly Individuals

We bought this for an elderly friend who likes using it, but I feel it's WAY over priced. I feel manufacturers exploit the handicapped by charging crazy fees for something that would cost much less if sold to the general public. No sane person would pay such a price for A SPOON, but it's necessary for the handicapped so we pay the fee.

My Grandma has tried all kinds of forks and noodles to put over them to help her hold them but her arthritis keeps her from being that much more independent. I highly recomend these for anyone who loves their elderly or anyone who has trouble feeding them selves. This is worth the buy if they are active and on the go these fit great in a zip lock baggie to take along with them.

The handle is great, the flexibility is wonderful. The only challenge we have is that the spoon is very large, like a tablespoon and we expected a teaspoon so it is difficult to fit in the person's mouth. Otherwise it is a great product. If it were smaller, it would be perfect for our needs.

Big, thick, gripy, handle. I Work in a group home for the disabled and had to replace the old adaptive spoons, my patients seem to have no problem gripping/using these and probably didn’t even notice. Can bend them left or right for every persons needs.

These were bought for someone who has been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease for over sixteen years. They were easy to bend to the right shape and are very helpful. Recommend.

The knife is completely useless there is no edge a butter knife is sharper. The spoon and fork have such a small curve the fork can only be used to stab the food and the tines are dull. The spoon has very little shape and can barely hold a thimble of liquid. Did anyone try these before marketing. Stay away..

Got these for my mom who seemed to find it easier to eat despite her Parkinsons shaking. We brought them to restaurants. However, the Parkinsons and other issues progressed fast so she didn't use them long. But they seemed to help when she could use them.

I have bought 2 sets of these and they have been a great help to my sister who is disabled. It allows her to easily feed herself. They bend into whatever shape you need very easily.