Soft foam built up handled utensils are easy to grasp and hold

The handles on these adaptive utensils enable individuals with limited grasping and hand strength to enjoy a meal independently!

Soft Built Up Handles used by Arthritis or Stroke victims

The adaptive utensils are especially beneficial for people with arthritis or recovering from a stroke. The pain and stiffness of arthritis and the neurological affects of a stroke make it difficult to hold a spoon or fork. However, the handle on these special utensils are designed to eliminate this problem.

Soft foam handled utensils are 1.5" in diameter

The size of these soft, foam handles are 1.5 inches in diameter, making the handles easier and more comfortable to grasp. If grasping difficulties improve, the foam handles can be removed and used as normal utensils.

Foam handles are removable

Without the foam handles, the utensils become an attractive, 4-piece flatware set. The knife blade, spoon bowls and fork tines are made of quality stainless steel.

Utensils are lightweight and easy to hold

The utensils are lightweight, weighing less than 2 ounces each, and are between 8" and 9" inches long (depending on the piece). The durable plastic handles are 5/8" in diameter and dishwasher safe without the foam handles.

Set of four utensils:  fork, knife, teaspoon and soup spoon.