Adaptive Utensils, Adaptive Utensils 4pcs for Hand Tremors,Elderly, Arthritis,Parkinsons-Built Up Utensils for Adults–Easy Grip Aids Handle–2.5oz Each Weighted Silverware for Hand Tremors

I purchased these for someone having great difficulty feeding himself due to hand tremors. These specially weighted and wide handled utensils are a great help. They are well made and easy to wash.

I bought four sets for an elderly person and they love them, they say the weight is just enough and even the thickness of the handle. The handle seems to be about an inch wide and half inch think. Nothing comes out and after multiple uses everything holds in place still so very well built and designed. It’s real easy to use and they never have a problem with lifting it or controlling it as it fits their needs perfectly. They are very happy with them. So i highly recommend these for your elderly family members!!

Bought for my mother-in-law and she likes them a lot. She is able to hold and grip the utensils, which helps her eat better. I bought a set for her to use at home and another set to use when we go on vacations.

These are good for people with dexterity issues. I got these. For myself since I had a fall in the early fall,and had issues holding eating utensils. I got this idea from my occupational therapist when I was in rehab. I may buy another set

I bought these utensils for my 94 year old arthritic father in law. The grips are just sticky enough to give him excellent control and comfort he uses them daily. Would definitely recommend them

Easier to use when pain hits, but the quality of the actual utensil part is not great. Price reflects quality. It’s worth extra money to buy a better set. The metal is thin. However, they are still useful. Just don’t expect your nice quality flatware.

This product appears to be of good quality, and as described. But, my patient has difficult functionality maneuvering to his mouth, possibly because he has stiffness in his wrists, elbows and shoulders. Had ordered a similar item from another seller, with the same results. So, the difficulty may just be with my patient's stiffness. This item may be a difficult size for someone with small hands.

Elder parent with shakey arthritic hands can feed himself with these. Mine didn’t have sharp edges like some other reviews. The set is good sized but the teaspoon is a bit smaller than the usual teaspoons we use. But Dad was a carpenter so I told him these were his new “tools” for eating since that’s what the handles feel like. They have a really nice feel and grip, soft silicone. I just wish the teaspoon was a skosh bigger.