Rehabilitation Advantage Soft Foam Built-Up Handle Offset Spoon

Purchased this for my dad who's recently diagnosed with Alzheimers. This spoon is great, helps him a lot because he can scoop food up and it's so much easier to use when his tremors are bad. Would recommend 100 percent.

I have carpal tunnel and arthritis in my hands which makes it very difficult to grasp utensils and grip onto things. Eating was a struggle until I purchased this item. I don’t have to grip onto the spoon so tight or twist my wrist to eat any longer. Using my fingers is difficult most days which is why this spoon is a great product for anyone who has problems with their hands. Works fantastic!

This spoon is very helpful for people who need this. Easy to scoop, to eat with and to clean. We use it as therapy.

This angled spoon isn’t pretty but it works like a champ. I broke both my wrists and have been struggling to feed myself and this makes everything easier, and minimizes the mess. Slide the foam outer piece off the handle because the spoon just rotates inside of it. I didn’t need the foam part to use the spoon. Great invention.

Best idea EVER! The design makes it possible for the user to feed themselves successfully! Highly recommend for adult with disabilities (permanent or temporary).

Good product in general but the foam grip is loose which is annoying and it feels cheap. If someone holds the spoon firmly the loose foam isn't a problem but for someone with a weak grip the spoon turns. Wouldn't buy again

Bought this for family member who broke both wrists. She has a cast on one arm past elbow, and on the other just below the elbow. She wasn’t able to feed herself with a regular spoon. The thick handle helped her grip this spoon with her exposed fingers/could get fingers around it. And the angled head let her reach her mouth with the arm that had the cast that was smaller/below elbow.

I ordered this for my mother in law who's in a nursing home. She has difficulty holding items in her hand and this eating utensil definitely helps her to eat her food without any assistance from others.