Feeding can be difficult for caregivers as disease progress and their loved one looses their ability to not only feed themselves but also tell what they want greatly diminishes.
Eating utensils for the blind.
Eatsy is a set of multi functional tableware consisting of a plate bowl cup and utensils.
Our spoons forks knives and other common utensils are adapted to meet the needs of those with a range of impairments and difficulties.
Each of them has a unique feature with subtle details that avoid stigmatization.
Cook smartly with our range of adapted kitchenware and braille gadgets.
Dining aids help make caring for the disabled or handicapped easier.
To enhance the dining experience for the visually impaired eatsy is the solution.
They include features such as built up rims and non skid surfaces which make it easier for the user to grasp and eat food with utensils.
Eating utensils our selection of eating utensils includes utensil sets with arthritis handles bendable utensils for easier holding a comfort cutlery set with large handles for easy grip and more.
Buy eating utensils that make your life more manageable if battling certain health conditions.
Feeding and eating aids including adult bibs scoop plates food bumpers plate guards weighted utensils adapted silverware tableware cups mugs and more.
Typically used by people with disabilities such as parkinson s disease arthritis post stoke recovery physical disabilities poor fine motor skills or grasping difficulties adaptive eating utensils can be larger bendable or weighted have angled or foam handles to enhance grips or clips and straps that slip over the hand.
Child and youth sized adaptive utensils can be viewed at.
We have talking timers meat thermometers measuring spoons safe knives and more.
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Adaptive plates and bowls address eating problems commonly experienced by people with special needs.