Silicone Universal Cuff Aid for Limited Hand Grip, Cerebral Palsy, Therapy, Adaptive Eating Tableware Spoon Fork Holder, Disabled Assistive Equipment (Youth to Adult-5 Pack)

These work great for my wife. She just had shoulder replacement surgery on her right shoulder and she has a paralyzed left hand and is able to hold utensils and eat with her left hand.

These work perfect for my son who has limited hand movements qith his quadriplegic. I like the multiple sizes as we can adjust to different items easier.

Love Love LOVE. My son is 2 and has Spastic Quad CP. He has trouble gripping things and these have been a LIFE SAVER. They are SO versatile. I use them for Coloring, Painting, Stylus for the iPad, cups, utensils, toys....ANYTHING and EVERYTHING. I highly suggest these for anyone with a disabilities that affects hand grip and grasp, or even for kids with fine motor problems.They seem fairly durable too. They have good stretch but come back to shape even when used for prolonged periods of time. So far we haven't seen any wear or tear and we've had them a few Months now.I like that the pack comes with various sizes but I don't see how the smaller sizes would be beneficial for adults so I wished these came individually. That's really my only con. Hopefully some others can find these as useful as we have.

I'm only giving a 4 star rating because for me I would like to see a few of the same size within the same package. My daughter has limited use of her hands but these have been helpful using them on her spoon during meal time! I've used many different variations of spoon/utensil adapters using cloth or velcro which over time wear out and are difficult to wash. These are easy to wash and so far are holding up though we only use 1 size currently that works with her spoon. I recommend these for anyone that needs help with holding pencils, tools, utensils, etc. They are great!

I purchased these for my husband’s grandmother who has RA really bad in her ha dad and just has the hardest time holding anything, never mind thin items like forks. She’s very proud and doesn’t like attention, or to look ‘weak’ or like she needs help. (She in her 90s, refuses a cane even though she clearly needs one because they’re for old people!)I had her try one of these cuffs on her fork at a family dinner, and she was able to eat easily and without making a giant mess for the first time in probably years. She said “look! It holds the fork!” It worked like a charm, and since it is pretty small and unobtrusive, she didn’t feel like everyone was staring at her and her special equipment.The only downside (for her) is that she isn’t able to get the cuffs on and off her utensils independently. She doesn’t have the dexterity for that. But once the cuff is on the utensil, she can get it on and off her hand easily.

I have a parent with ALS and these guys are a great help for adapting things like silverware, tooth and hair brushes, remotes, and more to fit more securely in their hand. Different sizes for different items, this variety pack covers most of what you'd need. Also highly recommend the one for cups as these aren't big enough for that type of use.Great company to support - a small business that provides incredible customer service.

It is kind of difficult to put on the character like toothbrushes. My son is not liking it at all but I'll keep trying. I brought the larger one for the cups/bottles. It is kind of tight and can only fit over bottles and not sippy cups. Great idea but I don't think its something my son will use.

We bought our Grandson, who is almost 3 years old, a package of these at Christmas. The Eazyholds have opened up a whole new world of activities that he can do with ease now! He can hold on to his handle bar on his trike, scooter, he can hold his bat, golf club, drum stick and even a pen in his left hand, all things he could not do before having this product. These are the best. They are soft, super easy to use, light weight and he says they are "cool". I am on Amazon today buying more for our house, as the set I bought stays at his house!