Can ring pull
What is a can ring pull?
A can ring pull is a durable device especially designed for opening ring pull cans.
It's extremely easy to use, stores easily on a hook or in the cutlery drawer, and it gives you more leverage to open cans.
It's ideal if you live with arthritis, have a weak grip, find it hard to grip with your fingers or you have fatigue, or pain.
Due to the controlled pulling, you also avoid splashes or spills.
How to use a can ring pull
In this video, LiveUp's occupational therapist Ty demonstrates how to use a ring pull can opener.
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.
SuperPharmacyPlus
SuperPharmacyPlus is a one stop shop for chemist products and mobility equipment. Empowering you to live a happy, healthy life.
Bunnings
Bunnings is one of Australia and New Zealand's leading retailers of home improvement and lifestyle products.
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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