Benefits of Utensils for Independent Eating
- Utensil design keeps food in place
- Can be tilted and turned without spilling food
- Great for people with weak muscles who struggle to feed themselves
- Helps those who can't use regular utensils to eat on their own
Note: This item cannot be returned or exchanged due to hygienic reasons.
When to use Swivel Spoon for Tremors?
Weighted Utensils are used for -
- To feed kids with weaker hand muscles
- Additional weight to help stabilize hand and arm movements.
- Adaptive utensils are used to help those who experience tremors while eating.
What to buy with Swivel Utensils?
Frequently Asked Questions -
Q1. Who can benefit from using swivel-handle utensils?
Swivel-handle utensils are suitable for people who have Parkinson's, are recovering from a stroke, have neurological impairments, have arthritis, or have limited range of motion in their wrist.
Q2. How do swivel-handle utensils help with eating?
The swivel head of the swivel-handle utensil moves freely with the hand, which helps keep the level of food on the spoon/fork in a stable position. Using a swivel-handle utensil can reduce spills, and therefore eating is made much easier, requiring less movement of the wrist.
Q3. What makes the handle design easier to use?
The swivel-handle utensils are designed for people who have limited range of motion in their hands or who may have weak hand-grip strength. The added size of the large plastic handle provides additional grip and control for the user, even for users with less hand strength or poor fine motor skills.
Q4. What types of swivel-handle utensils are available?
Currently, we offer three options for swivel-handle utensils: fork, spork, and combo fork/teaspoon set. These items are available for purchase in sets of two or as a single item.
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