Adaptive Utensils,Weighted Utensils for Hand Tremors,Utensils for Parkinsons Patients,Elderly,Arthritis,Weak Hand Grip,Tremors&Handicapped.Stainless Steel Knife,Fork and Spoons Set (4pcs Right-Handed)

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• [Versatile Adaptive Cutlery] HJGL Weighted Adaptive Utensils for people with arthritis, Parkinson's disease, finger deformities, tremors, arthritis, or neuropathy, loss of grip strength, cerebral palsy, post-stroke and rehabilitation. Enhances independence and dignity during meals, Promoting a more enjoyable dining experience.
• [Recommended by Occupational Therapists] 45° Angled Design for Wrist Comfort: For people with arthritis or Parkinson's, bending over 15° can exacerbate pain in 78% of arthritis patients. Our unique 45° - designed adaptive utensils can naturally guide food to the mouth, reducing wrist movement by up to 40% during meals, with wrist bending less than 5°. This greatly alleviates wrist strain.
• [Excellent Ergonomic Design] These silverware are made of food grade stainless steel material and weighted textured handles, which prevent slipping and enhance grip stability, Ideal for Parkinson’s patients or those with hand tremors, the weighted utensils provide tactile feedback that improves maneuverability.
• [Just the right amount of weight] After testing, we have determined the optimal weight of the weighted adaptive utensils. This tableware adopts a weighted design compared to other forks or spoons, which will not make the eating utensils too light and difficult to control. At the same time, the weight of the adaptive utensils is not too heavy, making you feel wrist fatigue.
• [The perfect combination set] Matching 4-Piece Set, Includes fork, knife, tablespoon, and teaspoon, Dishwasher safe. HJGL Adaptive utensils for hand tremors are also divided into left hand adaptive utensils and right hand adaptive utensils. Whether you are left-handed or right-handed, you can choose the appropriate dining tool for yourself, allowing you to experience the joy of independent dining.