IMPRESA [6 Pack] Foam Grip Tubing/Foam Tubing - 3 Sizes - Ideal Grip Aid for Utensils, Tools and More - No BPA/Phthalate/Latex

We bought these grips for a elderly relative who has trouble gripping things due to arthritis. They made everything easier for her. They are especially helpful on flatware which is hard for arthritic hands to grip, made eating much easier.

Works with pens, spoons/forks or other items bigger or smaller. I use the tiny one on my stylus for tablet.

I was introduced to this type of product for aiding in using hand utensils or my art brushes by my OT. The blue has the largest hole and is best used on things like steak knives. The foam tubes can be cut to any size that is useful for your situation. My silverware style does not fit any of the tube sizes, unfortunately. The red is the most useful size. I use it on wooden spoons, some pencils and pens. The yellow foam tubes have the smallest hole and I have found no uses for it. Of the three colors the red is the most useful, but the hole a tad smaller than what my OT has which reduces its value to me. I cannot get any of the three to fit my tooth brushes. Perhaps there is another brand that would have better hole sizes. It would be helpful to be able to compare the hole sizes in similar colored foam tubing. Since even the red is of limited use I can’t recommend this as a good tool for people with arthritic hands. Not super expensive, but also not very useful. Maybe the yellow tubing would make a good cat or dog toy.

Got these for my father who has ALS and has significant muscle atrophy in his dominant hand making it difficult to hold normal cutlery. He said that it does help him grip his fork better. They seem durable and well made. Pieces are long enough to cut and use for multiple items.

They did not hold my utensils

My hands and fingers are mostly crippled. The adaptive foam helped me tremendously by helping me manage my mascara, make-up brushes and hair brushes.

Bought these to put around eating utensils and worked great but they have many other uses for the do it yourself person

Allows those with little or no feelings in their fingers to hold onto and use an object.

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Thank you to the women who posted a video of her applying her mascara, your video was what convinced me to give these a try. If i didn't see your video, I wouldn't have bothered. These made a huge difference for my friend who can't write with pens anymore because of arthritis. They can now hold a pen and even a sharpie marker! I'm also giving a noodle to my aunt for her knitting needles. It really makes a difference! Thanks again to the women with the video, because this changed my friends life.

Absolutely perfect! My mum has started sketching after rheumatoid left her incapable of holding a pencil. These are so versatile and I highly recommend them.

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Es muy util para diferentes herramientas y utencilios de la vida diaria, como cucharas, crayolas, lapices, cepillos. Y se pueden cortar con lo cual se pueden cubrir muchos a la vez