Arthritis Jar Opener for Weak Hands & Seniors 5 in 1 Non-Slip Bottle Can Opener Tool with Ergonomic Rubber Grip, 4 in 1 Adaptive Jar Lid Opener and Gripper ，Elderly Kitchen Essentials
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5 reviews for Arthritis Jar Opener for Weak Hands & Seniors 5 in 1 Non-Slip Bottle Can Opener Tool with Ergonomic Rubber Grip, 4 in 1 Adaptive Jar Lid Opener and Gripper ，Elderly Kitchen Essentials
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G Lewis –
Great
Works very well. Totally satisfied
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Jackie Morrison –
Excellent gadget
Best gadget I could have bought.
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Sonuahua –
great but smaller than expected.
this jar opener is for small mouth jars, nothing bigger than a regular mouth canning jar will fit, glad i got it but now i need his big brother for wide mouth and gallon jars
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monika –
Seriously helpful—makes opening jars so much easier!
This jar opener tool has been such a relief to have in the kitchen. Between the 5-in-1 and 4-in-1 functions, I can open almost anything now—jars, bottles, pull tabs, twist caps—you name it. I have some wrist pain and weaker grip strength, so this has made a huge difference in how easily I can get things open without frustration.The rubber grip is super comfortable and doesn’t slip, and the ergonomic design makes it easy to hold without straining your hand. It’s lightweight but feels durable, and I like that it doesn’t take up much space in the drawer.Whether you have arthritis, limited grip strength, or just hate struggling with lids, this little tool is honestly a must-have!
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Joe Stevens –
Easy Open
This is a very handy jar opening set to help us older folks with weaker hands and wrists. There are three pieces: two are plastic and one is a waffled silicone pad. The smaller plastic piece handles almost any kind of flip-top can from soda to soup to cat food. The second plastic piece has a handle with 4 pre-sized holes that you squeeze together to get leverage. The holes can’t grasp anything larger than a small peanut butter jar, but that’s where the silicone pad steps in. I probably won’t use this one much; the jars would be too big for me to handle. I hurt my wrist two years ago fighting with an obstinate jar lid and I was certainly glad to get this set. And it’s great bargain, too.
Arthritis Jar Opener for Weak Hands & Seniors 5 in 1 Non-Slip Bottle Can Opener Tool with Ergonomic Rubber Grip, 4 in 1 Adaptive Jar Lid Opener and Gripper ，Elderly Kitchen Essentials
G Lewis –
Great
Works very well. Totally satisfied
Jackie Morrison –
Excellent gadget
Best gadget I could have bought.
Sonuahua –
great but smaller than expected.
this jar opener is for small mouth jars, nothing bigger than a regular mouth canning jar will fit, glad i got it but now i need his big brother for wide mouth and gallon jars
monika –
Seriously helpful—makes opening jars so much easier!
This jar opener tool has been such a relief to have in the kitchen. Between the 5-in-1 and 4-in-1 functions, I can open almost anything now—jars, bottles, pull tabs, twist caps—you name it. I have some wrist pain and weaker grip strength, so this has made a huge difference in how easily I can get things open without frustration.The rubber grip is super comfortable and doesn’t slip, and the ergonomic design makes it easy to hold without straining your hand. It’s lightweight but feels durable, and I like that it doesn’t take up much space in the drawer.Whether you have arthritis, limited grip strength, or just hate struggling with lids, this little tool is honestly a must-have!
Joe Stevens –
Easy Open
This is a very handy jar opening set to help us older folks with weaker hands and wrists. There are three pieces: two are plastic and one is a waffled silicone pad. The smaller plastic piece handles almost any kind of flip-top can from soda to soup to cat food. The second plastic piece has a handle with 4 pre-sized holes that you squeeze together to get leverage. The holes can’t grasp anything larger than a small peanut butter jar, but that’s where the silicone pad steps in. I probably won’t use this one much; the jars would be too big for me to handle. I hurt my wrist two years ago fighting with an obstinate jar lid and I was certainly glad to get this set. And it’s great bargain, too.