Universal Soft Easy Grip Handle Tool, Provides Wider Grip for Arthritis and Limited Dexterity, Set of 4

My mom has arthritis and she has a hard time eating and brushing her teeth because the arms of her utensils are too narrow and she can't close her hand around them anymore. She sticks them in these and it works wonders. They are sturdy, not too heavy and not too light, they have a comfortable design and are super easy to use. She didn't even ask me to figure it out for her 😂

These make regular utensils, toothbrushes, etc. very easy to use. I much prefer this to modified silverware as the handles normally become unglued and fall apart.

This product was purchased for use with a toothbrush. However, new, round-handled toothbrushes don't fit into the end slot. It would work well for eating/silverware. The concave shape is uncomfortable. A straight (cylindrical) shape -- or a convex one would be easier to hold.

Mom loves them! Better grip for her to feed herself and remain independent.

Opening on either side is too big for any utensils. Have too wrap to make more secure to hold.

Extremely easy to use for holding many items such as toothbrushes, shavers, pens, a stylus, various eating utensils.

They are a little bigger around than I thought they would be. Then when I tried to push a toothbrush in the slot, different slot on each end, there was no way my regular toothbrush would fit. I asked a girlfriend to try to make it fit. She finally did but admitted she had to initiate a lot of push and had to set the holder on the countertop to get it in. I tried to pull the toothbrush out this morning just to see if I could. I could not budge it. For a product I thought was to help those of us who can’t always hold small tooth brush handles or even a fork, etc. this is not what you need. I’ll still use a paper towel wrapped around it for now. My hand was injured last year and I can’t bend my fingers enough to hold a toothbrush and dinner knife. I will keep looking.

Must be made for large man's hands! I ordered these for an elderly woman who has deformities and contractures in her fingers due to rheumatoid arthritis. Her hands are average size for an elderly woman but when she tried to grip one of these, when I put it on her toothbrush, it was too hard for her to maneuver because it's too wide/thick. I wish there were different sizes available.