Rehabilitation Advantage Right Handed Grip Easy Offset Spoon

This spoon was ordered for my father who experienced a mild CVA four months ago. While he is able to feed himself, he was removing mechanical soft food from the side of regular spoons. I had not throughly researched this spoon. When it arrived, I thought the design odd and the bowl too large. Dad has a tendency to load his spoons with too large of a bite for his dysphagia. But he readily accepted this new and different spoon. He is using it well. I do, at times, need to remind him to take smaller bites.

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these were perfect for my mom RA deformed hands !

In theory, good product. OT suggestion

It works - my mom kept it along with another set that had more weighted handles. But it wasn't as heavy as it appears and that's important when people have the shakes.

It makes eating easier for a person with poor hand coordination. It is sturdy.

This is the perfect utensil for my mother who has Parkinson’s. I previously ordered the spork. This is not a weighted utensil (my preference) and the design is perfect since tremors many times prevent her from turning a traditional utensil toward her mouth successfully. Made for left or right handed.

I expected a small teaspoon size. What I got was a serving spoon size. Much too big for my disabled SIL to use. It’s been sitting in a drawer unused since I bought it

The curve of the spoon makes all the difference! The handle is easy to grip and the curve makes it easier to get in my mouth withouth spilling

For my wife She has Parkinson’s