Single HandedSticky Toggle - Essential Adaptive Aid for Limited Hand Ability. Adaptive Equipment Disabled Products for Adults. Peel-Off Sticky Back. Open Doors and Laptops (4 Pack, 2 Sizes)…

This is one of those things I never knew existed or how much I would use them until I got them. I had three areas where I knew I'd use them right off the bat. A desk drawer, a door on my kitchen island and a cabinet drawer. These have all been problematic for years but I just got used to jimmying open my desk drawer with a letter opener and using a butter knife to open the cabinet drawer. The kitchen island door never came with a handle. You're supposed to push the right hand corner in and the door should pop open but 75% of the time it doesn't work. These toggles were super easy to apply. Just peel and stick. The best part is they actually work! I wouldn't suggest putting these on drawers that jam because if I pulled super hard these could come off. But if you've got drawers missing handles or with badly designed handles these are awesome! I'm giving the 4th one to my Mom. She has arthritis and I've seen her struggle to open her top kitchen drawer too many times. The handle is so small you can only use two fingers to grip it and it's recessed under the counter a little bit making it very difficult to open. This will help her to not struggle as much. I will be buying more of these toggles and would highly recommend this product. Five stars!

The toggles are easy to grip, they're soft and won't hurt your fingers, and have made opening kitchen shelves much easier. I used the sticky version, which comes with 3M adhesive to quickly and easily attach to surfaces. It is also supposed to be easy to remove if you need to; I haven't needed to move it so can't comment on how easily it comes off from shear force, but it holds up very well to direct force, so it's very useful for me in the kitchen.The pictures included in the package also showed a grip version that can be attached to things like spatulas and chef knives for a better grip; I am not sure how useful that would be for someone with mobility issues, but I can say that the sticky version is very helpful for getting opening shelves and drawers as it reduces the amount of force you need to apply, and gives you an easy to hold handle. Modern kitchens where nothing has a handle anymore can be a little inconvenient for some people, and if you're in that bucket, you'll probably appreciate these too.

cool item. I have a cabinet drawer that lost its handle, making it difficult to open. It's not impossible, just inconvenient. This is a really clever solution. It's a little black grip with 3M adhesive on the back. You can put it on and use it in seconds. The black isn't very attractive, but it's neutral enough to mix well. I can see how this may be beneficial for folks with limited grip strength because it is so simple to grasp. This is an extremely simple and life-saving remedy.

These toggles are very useful for a range of different purposes around the house. They provide a great aid in handling things that are difficult to hold and handle. There are two different sizes. The longer ones are great for expanding reach, whereas the shorter ones are great for better grip. The toggle has a flexible stem, which is very handy to use from different angles and spaces. The adhesion of these toggles is great, very strong. These are removable, which makes them further useful for different purposes. I liked the soft material of these toggles.

This is an interesting little gadget. There is a flat part which has a adhesive which allows you to stick it to a surface such as a drawer or a door or anything that doesn’t have a handle so it makes it easier for you to open. The other side has a ring which you can put your finger through to pull or just grab a hold of it between two fingers to pull. There are a total of four with two each of a different size as far as the whole is concerned. They show another application where you would slide something through the hole and then use your fingers between it and the flat part to give you a better grip on some thing. One of the pictures I saw showed it slid along a knife handle, but even the largest of the sizes is not large enough to go over any of my knife handles. I think it would be more useful if it came in some larger sizes as well. But it is extremely helpful for Drawers and what not that do not have handles and get so difficult to open with arthritic hands.