Rehabilitation Advantage Soft Foam Built-Up Handle Offset Spoon

Bought this for family member who broke both wrists. She has a cast on one arm past elbow, and on the other just below the elbow. She wasn’t able to feed herself with a regular spoon. The thick handle helped her grip this spoon with her exposed fingers/could get fingers around it. And the angled head let her reach her mouth with the arm that had the cast that was smaller/below elbow.

I have carpal tunnel and arthritis in my hands which makes it very difficult to grasp utensils and grip onto things. Eating was a struggle until I purchased this item. I don’t have to grip onto the spoon so tight or twist my wrist to eat any longer. Using my fingers is difficult most days which is why this spoon is a great product for anyone who has problems with their hands. Works fantastic!

Purchased this for my dad who's recently diagnosed with Alzheimers. This spoon is great, helps him a lot because he can scoop food up and it's so much easier to use when his tremors are bad. Would recommend 100 percent.

First time using it, my mentally handicapped family member took to it right away. Her mother said it was the first time she’s fed herself so much in over 40 years. So good karma to whoever thought of and implemented products like this one! I do think having a handle that is easier to clean it throw in the dishwasher would be a bigger selling point.

This curved spoon works perfectly for my husband. He could not feed himself before we got the spoon. The curved spoon is so much better than a regular one because of nerve damage.

Me gustó la idea, el diseño que permite lavar la cuchara e insertarla en el foam, el material y el peso.No me gustó que entre el foam y el metal hay un espacio en el que la cuchara se mueve, no permanece estable.

Helps with hands that have tremors

It you have tendinitis in your hands, it will feel good to hold this, with the wide built-up foam handle. However, the stainless metal piece is stuck into the soft foam handle in such a way that it is not fixed in place. It moves around inside the handle. It requires dexterity, and strength you may or may not want to expend, as you try to prevent the spoon from moving around inside the handle as try to you eat pain-free. Because the spoon does not help you eat without pain it is useless, and earns itself the minimum Amazon one star.