Rehabilitation Advantage Easy Grip Fork with Built-up Handle, Black

This fork is great for people with disabilities. It gives you the freedom to eat on your own. No hand cramping at all. I will purchase these again. They are sturdy and just the right size. I love it.

My left hand partially paralyzed from pinched nerve, found it hard to hold fork to cut meat, etc. My physical therapist recommended this product which makes it easy to grip the fork in a more “normal” manner, making it a lot easier to hold.

These forks are NOT meant for a person with small hands. The grip is bigger than others I have, not by much so they do work for me. But I would have preferred smaller grips. I just assumed they were all the same size. My bad.

My husband with Parkinsons can handle these utensils much better than traditional flatware. Easy to manipulate to proper angle for right or left-handers. Highly recommend.

The twist in the fork shaft allows you to bend the fork to your preferred angle. That's a good thing. It's so weak, however, that you cannot cut food with the side of the fork. It just bends, even with fairly soft foods. You could consider that to be therapeutic as it prevents you from stressing your joints, but you still have to cut your food so you'll be clutching a knife instead. If this was stronger, it would serve both intentions.

My dad has tremors and these enable him to eat independently without spilling! They are heavier to hold and big enough to make a huge difference for him! I bought two to start and then four more! I love that you can angle the times to make it even easier to eat without help! Great item for people with tremors!

My special has special needs and the wide handle helps him to feed himself comfortably.

This fork has a hard, thick handle that is uncomfortable to hold. It is also not eligible for return.