Adaptive cutlery
What is adaptive cutlery?
Adaptive cutlery is just like the normal cutlery you use to eat at mealtimes with some special ergonomic design elements that make it easier to use them. Features like wider or larger handles, non-slip grip, soft grip coatings, and lightweight construction can help you use cutlery if you have a weak grip, fatigue, pain, or limited dexterity. Weighted cutlery is particularly helpful if you have a hand tremor. Most adaptive cutlery is easy to clean and dishwasher safe for convenience and you can often buy one piece or a set depending on what you currently need.
Everyday tips to help maintain your independence
A few simple processes and assistive products will make everyday kitchen tasks easier. You can see some suggestions to help you in the kitchen by following the link below.
In the KitchenSuggested places to purchase
Here are some suggested suppliers of products. We recommend you research to find the best fit for your situation and your budget.

Medimart
Medimart is an Australian owned and operated selling products to make life easier at home, work, and in the community.
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ASR Products
ASR Accessible Products supply daily living assistive technology and products.
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Harris Scarfe
Harris Scarfe is one of Australia's longest trading retailers offering a massive range of homewares, bedlinen, kitchenware, and appliances.
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