Difficult to eat using regular cutlery? Assistive feeding devices for elderly ✅ Special design in Japan with various details. Typically used by people with disabilities such as Parkinson's disease, arthritis, post-stoke recovery, physical disabilities, tremors or grasping difficulties. Adaptive eating utensils have angle to enhance eating. ✅ Small spoon size because it is NOT good for elderly to take too much food at one time, according to Japan elderly care study. ✅Metal or plastic? Light weight PP plastic is safer for elderly delicate teeth and insulates heat - SAFE. ✅ Right handed angled spoon for self feeding, left handed for one to feed the one we care. Material: Polypropylene (food grade) Size: 7” length Weight: 0.5 oz each Color: milky white Tips: DO NOT put the spoon near high temperature or in 100 °C (222 °F) boiling water for over 3 mins. Coloration is possible if the spoon is in touch with say Tomato sauce etc. Don’t worry. It is still safe. Use mild detergent for cleaning. Option: Right handed (ASIN B07B5MF5DX) or Left handed
R**L
Great for aphasia patients
Purchased this for my left handed father with aphasia and it works like a charm. He can feed himself but just can't rotate his wrist enough to get everything in his mouth, thus risking his nutrition. This has just enough bend that he can use them easily. He is also left handed and IF you can find these bent utensils they are usually for righties. Highly recommend!
U**)
Size
I was most surprised at the size of the bowl of this spoon...so small. It seems to have been made for a young child.
L**E
Love this product!
My daughter handles this spoon so much better than our regular spoons. It's Great!
G**R
Small bite size spoon that is perfect for someone with CP.
Perfect for my brother with CP. Small bite size to avoid choking.
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