For a client whose hand shakes on the way to the mouth, added mass in the utensil can steady the movement enough to keep a meal going. This version of the Big Grip cutlery carries that weight in the handle, and the handle itself is wide and soft so it can be held with a whole hand, not a pinch.
The neck bends by hand and holds the angle you set, so you can compensate for limited supination or a restricted shoulder and adjust it again later. It suits clients with tremor, ataxia or Parkinson’s, and anyone whose reach to the mouth is unsteady, not weak.
The weight and the angle are both adjustable in practice, so it can be tested with a client before committing to a more involved feeding solution.
