Bracelet Helper & Buddy, A Tools For Connecting Wrist Bracelets

This was so awesome! We have a few bracelets that are almost impossible to put on alone but my husband struggles to help because his hands are so big. This thing is amazing! No more struggles and it's also very nice looking!

Don't order this bit of plastic junk. I took it out of the box, tried it to see how it worked. It broke immediately when I tried to use it. The tip that holds jewelry or whatever you're using it for is plastic. When you squeeze it to open the tip, it just breaks. It only gets one star because that's the fewest available. Really, the manufacturer in China should be dropped from Amazon's suppliers.

I am a senior and have Type 1 diabetes. I wear a medical ID bracelet everyday and have found this Home Bracelet Helper really works well for me. I am very happy with it because it allows me to put the bracelets on myself without my husband's assistance. Most importantly, It does not scratch silver or gold bracelets.

Bought for my late grandma. It helped her be independent!

It’s absolutely gorgeous, only thing is that it squeezes the blunt/joint way too tight, makes it damn near impossible to hit unless you only hold the wrap; but then it falls out of the clip and it’s just not really worth it to be honest. 5/10 would recommend

If you wear bracelets with lobster claw or jump ring clasps, this is a must have. I don't have dexterity issues and still love using this -- it just makes it that much easier and faster to clasp any bracelet. This one is very nice and I'm gifting it with bracelets I've bought for Christmas for those that are getting a bracelet from me. I use mine every time!

Right out of the box, it was obviously very cheaply made. It broke the very first time I opened it. I was going to return it but just decided it wasn’t worth the drive into town. I’ll spend more money on a better quality on.

This is entirely plastic, including the gripping teeth so it will be gentle on the metal. However, the teeth are only along 1 side so, in my case, the small fine chain slipped through. I also found this to be very difficult to master (yes, I was that kid who was picked last on the gym class sports teams). I found that taping the chain to my wrist then opening and hooking the lobster claw was much easier than trying to manipulate this tool. There will be no Nobel Peace prize nomination for the person who invented the lobster claw clasp. Ridiculously difficult which is proven by the fact a special tool is made to assist with this.