3 Key Turner Quicker Easier Turn Keys Arthritis Mobility Disability Aid

Bought two in different colours for my Mother who has a very weak grip. Although it takes 3 keys it was less confusing to have a key in each. She can manage the door keys perfectly now. If you are fitting just 1 key you do need to add a couple of thick washers equivalent to a key thickness to enable the key to stay extended.

Actually, I used this to create a key turner for a modern electronic car key as there doesn't seem to be one on the market. These are far thicker than ordinary keys, and if you get rid of the two internal ribs (I chiselled them off) you have something which is just right for one of these keys. How about designing and marketing one properly Sigmobility??

can only get narrow keys on to this. if slightly wider head they wont fit. good idea but unfortunately my keys don't fit

Not yet figured this one out, but sure it will be worth the money to an elderly stroke parent to use.,it is only a few pounds for their comfort/ease...

Has proved easy to use, a bit bulky but thats the point, easier grip.Certainly easier to open my front door with.

It's okay but wasn't really suitable for what it was required for. The keys were too loose.

This item enables my mum to open her front door independently, something she was unable to do before, so a huge thumbs up for this one. The only thing is that it came without instructions and if it wasn't for my husband, I would not have know to remove the "spanner" part. Once the keys are securely fitted and tightened, this needs to be removed and kept somewhere safely for use if you ever need to remove or add keys.

Works well but heavier than i expected. Also scree doesn't fit all keys and had to get key altered which was unexpected