Adaptive Utensils Weighted Spoon Fork Set for Hand Tremors & Parkinson's Non-...

Didn't know they made such devices but it has been really helpful for my elderly grandmother. It's hard to grip regular utensils, plus the hand shake a lot. This has help alleviate some of that to where she doesn't feel like she's not able to do it by herself if no one is around at the moment to help. Plus the adjustments make it so she doesn't have to been her arm so much. Thank you.

My neighbor had a stroke and is bedridden. Since she is rarely sitting up completely, she has difficulty getting food to her mouth from her bedside table. The large grips of these utensils make it easy for her to hold them, and she appreciates the ability to change the direction of the tips to aim toward her mouth, depending on her position in bed. She feels that they will hold up well over time.

It is heavier and easier to hold, however, the actual for and spoon are flatter and cheap. Doesn't hold food much better than regular utensils. Not worth price.

I bought them for my husband who has Parkinson’s and they are helpful to him when eating

Not the best but works

These utensils are a helpful tool to challenge those pesky tremors ! The flexibility of changing the tools, directionally to fit your needs! Durable, & comfortable to use.

They spin relative to the handle and so are pretty much unusable.

I have Parkinson's and have a tremor in my hands. These utensils have made my eating so much better. The rotating heads are something I didn't expect to be so useful but now I love the feature. The weight of the spoon is my favorite thing but the fork is the same weight I just don't use the fork as much as the spoon. If you have been told by a doctor or in my case an occupational therapist to try this type of utensils don't do like I did and buy other brands of weighted utensils that are too light or hard to use just buy these and you will be pleased.