EazyHold Silicone Adaptive Aid for Individuals with Limited Hand Function, Cerebral Palsy, Stroke, Tremors.EazyHold Silicone Adaptive Aid (Youth to Adult-5 Pack)

Bought these for my patients with impaired grasp. They work wonderfully and easier to clean than the old school Velcro universal cuff

These work great for my wife. She just had shoulder replacement surgery on her right shoulder and she has a paralyzed left hand and is able to hold utensils and eat with her left hand.

my Journey to independents I was recently introduced to your product from an occupational therapist. I have multiple injuries to my neck, and my back from lots of falls in my electric wheelchair. I sustain two more additional injuries in 2006. I fell down some stairs in my wheelchair, then around that same time I was in an auto accident, while riding home in a cab from a doctor's appointment. I developed arthritis in both my hands which is very painful. I was able to feed myself right up to about 4 years ago ,when I fell, out of my electric wheelchair, outside my house when I was driving down my steep ramp, in my electric wheelchair. Discovering your easy hold grips has forever changed my life. I am now able to hold anything I choose to, from silverware, to my electric toothbrush, without very much pain in my fingers on my right hand. I highly recommend anyone with arthritis in the joints in their hands, as well as their fingers. I am forever grateful for your company.

I purchased these for my husband’s grandmother who has RA really bad in her ha dad and just has the hardest time holding anything, never mind thin items like forks. She’s very proud and doesn’t like attention, or to look ‘weak’ or like she needs help. (She in her 90s, refuses a cane even though she clearly needs one because they’re for old people!) I had her try one of these cuffs on her fork at a family dinner, and she was able to eat easily and without making a giant mess for the first time in probably years. She said “look! It holds the fork!” It worked like a charm, and since it is pretty small and unobtrusive, she didn’t feel like everyone was staring at her and her special equipment. The only downside (for her) is that she isn’t able to get the cuffs on and off her utensils independently. She doesn’t have the dexterity for that. But once the cuff is on the utensil, she can get it on and off her hand easily.

Not quite large enough for man hands