Rehabilitation Advantage Right Handed Grip Easy Offset Spoon

As someone who suffers from significant tremors, I certainly struggle with getting food from my plate to my mouth - especially when adding the stress of eating in public. I have tried weighted silverware but it just did not work for me, did not alleviate the problem at all. This product is very lightweight and certainly is not the prettiest. But it is the best I have found so far. Something about it angling in towards my mouth just seems to help. It's not a miracle worker but it helps. At least for me.

My husband was able to feed himself again with this special bent spoon. Only needed help occasionally.

It works - my mom kept it along with another set that had more weighted handles. But it wasn't as heavy as it appears and that's important when people have the shakes.

This spoon was ordered for my father who experienced a mild CVA four months ago. While he is able to feed himself, he was removing mechanical soft food from the side of regular spoons. I had not throughly researched this spoon. When it arrived, I thought the design odd and the bowl too large. Dad has a tendency to load his spoons with too large of a bite for his dysphagia. But he readily accepted this new and different spoon. He is using it well. I do, at times, need to remind him to take smaller bites.

I didn’t give it more stars just because the spoon itself is so large to put in the mouth, unless you have a large mouth.

My wife has physical problems from a stroke and arthritis. Unlike other spoons, the handle on this one is short enough and small enough in diameter so she can use it with her small hands. We also bought Left Handed spoons for eating certain foods.

I've been using specialty silverware with thick handles for my 97 year old mom who has dementia. She still tries to feed herself as much as possible but I noted she was having trouble getting food in her mouth and was eating from side of spoon, spilling most food. I got her this offset spoon in hopes of her having less difficulty. She didn't like it at first and I suppose she was having a hard time with how funny it looked. I fed her with it for a few days and found the offset easier for me too. She finally started using it and it works wonderfully for her. I'll be purchasing more.

Made with such cheap looking metal, I was afraid to have my husband put it in His mouth. Would not recommend. Threw it in trash.

The curve of the spoon makes all the difference! The handle is easy to grip and the curve makes it easier to get in my mouth withouth spilling

For my wife She has Parkinson’s