A hand held flour sifter that holds a set amount of flour. With the use of one hand, one can sift flour by pressing a lever and a set amount of flour will fall through the grating. Great for people with one handed weakness or paralysis such as those affected by stroke.
With one hand, numerous items can be carried using this tray from one location to another. Great for people with one sided weakness or paralysis that need to move meals from kitchen to living room, etc. Great for reducing drink and food spillage.
A bed serving tray that is tiltable. When combined with some grip, it provides a better view of activities from a lying position in bed. Great for people that are bed bound that wish to participate in table top activities.
A battery operated automatic can opener. Once it is clipped into place, one simply touches a button to activate the device which spins around the can and simultaneously opens it without leaving any jagged edges behind.
A handle with a curved edge that is meant to grasp onto soda can pop tabs and used to pull them open. Great for people that have hand deformities, pain or weakness in grasping small objects like a small pull tab. Great for arthritis sufferers.
An electronic handle that can have different utensils such as a fork, spoon and knife interchanged easily. It is meant to minimize the effects of hand tremors and allow one to independently feed themselves. Great for those with Parkinson’s Disease.