Customers appreciate the grip tubing’s different sizes, with one mentioning it works well for silverware, and find it effective for better gripping, with one noting it’s perfect for arthritic hands. The product is easy to apply, can be cut with scissors to adjust length, and one customer mentions it helps with feeding themselves. Customers find it functional, of good quality, and versatile, with one highlighting its usefulness for utensils and toothbrushes for arthritic hands.
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10 reviews for Foam Grip Tubing 6pcs Adaptive Utensils Grip Tubing, Built up Grip Aid for Utensils, Tools and Pens for Elderly, Disabled, Arthritic, Handicapped
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Debra –
Great tool for arthritic hands
Great for arthritic hands, different sizes can be used to aide in daily living attach to toothbrush, silverware
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Dawn –
Very durable
My son has a stroke and he needs these for pens, silverware, etc . The three different diameter holes are great. They’re longer than he needs but easily cut with the scissors to the length that we wanted. He’s been using them for a year and they’re lasting really well. We just bought another pack so he can have them to use different places.
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JoAnn Spartz –
Ease of use
They are easy to use. Great size.
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books –
Adaptive grips for utensils
Met expectations and easy to apply to utensils
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Amazon Customer –
Worth a try; these tubes are lightweight and not too difficult to fit over cutlery handles.
These tubes might be excellent for some people – didn’t work so well for my centenarian husband. The occupationaltherapist thought the tubes might aid in gripping cutlery handles. However, poor vision and so-so coordination don’t help the situation. Bottom line – not really useful in this case.
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Stacey K –
They work
These work great.
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Catherine del Pilar –
There are three different sized holes for different sized handles on utensils.
Great product for managing utensils by providing a larger handles for those with decreased strength and range of motion to their hands.
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Kindle Customer –
Not wat I expected
I thought these were of a softer texture and not so big in size. I have Myasthenia Gravis. a nerve and muscle disease. I’m having weakness in my right had that doesn’t allow me to grip utensils. I was looking for these foam grips to help me with having weight on utensils for easy gripping and lifting.
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Dief. –
Work great for my wife who has trouble holding things
Debra –
Great tool for arthritic hands
Great for arthritic hands, different sizes can be used to aide in daily living attach to toothbrush, silverware
Dawn –
Very durable
My son has a stroke and he needs these for pens, silverware, etc . The three different diameter holes are great. They’re longer than he needs but easily cut with the scissors to the length that we wanted. He’s been using them for a year and they’re lasting really well. We just bought another pack so he can have them to use different places.
JoAnn Spartz –
Ease of use
They are easy to use. Great size.
books –
Adaptive grips for utensils
Met expectations and easy to apply to utensils
Amazon Customer –
Worth a try; these tubes are lightweight and not too difficult to fit over cutlery handles.
These tubes might be excellent for some people – didn’t work so well for my centenarian husband. The occupationaltherapist thought the tubes might aid in gripping cutlery handles. However, poor vision and so-so coordination don’t help the situation. Bottom line – not really useful in this case.
Stacey K –
They work
These work great.
Catherine del Pilar –
There are three different sized holes for different sized handles on utensils.
Great product for managing utensils by providing a larger handles for those with decreased strength and range of motion to their hands.
Kindle Customer –
Not wat I expected
I thought these were of a softer texture and not so big in size. I have Myasthenia Gravis. a nerve and muscle disease. I’m having weakness in my right had that doesn’t allow me to grip utensils. I was looking for these foam grips to help me with having weight on utensils for easy gripping and lifting.
Dief. –
Work great for my wife who has trouble holding things
kenneth Baker –
work